Primo: But I might read it!
Me: Sure. Because you have felt compelled to do so in the past eight years since we moved into the house?
Primo: It could happen.
Me: Right.
Primo: It could! And don't you think I need to simply my life?
Me: Yes. And I think you start by putting that book in the library box.
Related - tonight, while he is making supper -marinating the venison that our friend Brian gave to us.
Primo: Hey! Where's that chili sauce I used to use for marinating meat?
Me: I think I threw it away.
Primo: You didn't consult me!
Me: We moved it from your apartment to the house eight years ago.
Primo: So?
Me: It was OPENED when we moved.
Primo: I thought you said that kind of thing doesn't go bad.
Me: Yes! Before it is opened! But I don't think it's a good idea to eat food that has been opened for over eight years, do you?
Primo: No, I guess not. You're right.
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I never thought I would know of someone worse than my hubs about throwing stuff away.
ReplyDeleteEven when money was very tight, I realized that I'd rather spend another couple of dollars buying a condiment or a computer part rather than keeping cubic yards of crap that I will likely never need. It took me a while to realize it, but being willing to spend that theoretical few dollars to reclaim that space is really worth it.
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