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      TheAnswer
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      Jennifer:
      TheAnswer:

      My DH does housework and cook every weekend. I already pre ordered what I want for brunch tmr 😉


      He won't do all obviously. He will do half. Weekdays I do some if I have time. Weekends DS will assist him with some.

      He has been doing housework since he was a teenager. Nowadays sometimes he still goes back to my in laws place to mop floor and wash toilet. He likes cleanliness more than me :oops:

      wow, so envious leh.

      This part I got my mil to thank. Good training starts young. See I'm training my DS to help out. Next time then will have long queue of girls waiting to marry him.

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        Jennifer
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        Harlequin:
        When we were dating that time, he came to my place, often use toilet without lifting up the toilet seat :slapshead: Always said he forgot!

        One fine day, my mom seat him down and tell him nicely... that's our common toilet, unlike his ensuite at home, must observe for the sake of other users... :nunchuk:

        :rotflmao:
        :rotflmao:

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          Jennifer
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          TheAnswer:
          The dishes he can cook are limited unless I want to eat fried food everyday.

          It's the thoughts that count. U one lucky woman liao.

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            Harlequin
            last edited by

            Jennifer:
            TheAnswer:

            The dishes he can cook are limited unless I want to eat fried food everyday.


            It's the thoughts that count. U one lucky woman liao.

            Ya boi :please:

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              TheAnswer
              last edited by

              Jennifer:
              TheAnswer:

              The dishes he can cook are limited unless I want to eat fried food everyday.


              It's the thoughts that count. U one lucky woman liao.

              I always make my orders easy. Soup dish. Add all inside. Solve the problem.
              When one day he can do 100% cooking and housework then training has completed. Then I will just be supervisor.

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                TheAnswer
                last edited by

                Harlequin:
                Jennifer:

                [quote=\"TheAnswer\"]The dishes he can cook are limited unless I want to eat fried food everyday.


                It's the thoughts that count. U one lucky woman liao.

                Ya boi :please:[/quote]Agree.

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                  janet88
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                  Husband was never trained to do housework…his mummy dearest believes that wife should be the one doing…when eldest BIL got married and invited her over for dinner, she was super shocked to see her son washing dishes. Her heart broke…SIL told her if she is not happy, she can have her son back. Same thing happened to youngest BIL when she saw him mopping floor…equally spicy SIL told her to take her son back if she wants to pamper.

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                    janet_lee88:
                    Husband was never trained to do housework...his mummy dearest believes that wife should be the one doing...when eldest BIL got married and invited her over for dinner, she was super shocked to see her son washing dishes. Her heart broke...SIL told her if she is not happy, she can have her son back. Same thing happened to youngest BIL when she saw him mopping floor...equally spicy SIL told her to take her son back if she wants to pamper.

                    I knew he was housework trained when we were just friends. So hurry up! Grab the deal and run!
                    My in laws both of them used to work full time. He and his sister had to share the housework.

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                      TheAnswer
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                      Harlequin,


                      Have u eaten your ice cream today?

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                        Harlequin
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                        TheAnswer:
                        Harlequin,


                        Have u eaten your ice cream today?
                        Thanks for reminding me.... Going to now!

                        My mom and MIL were here earlier, better not eat ice cream in front of them, both will nag at me 😓

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