My husband was pissing me off one day before he goes to work so for his lunch i packed him a bbq chicken salad with a small peice of chicken, no bacon when normally I give him extra bacon, no tomato he loves tomatos, extra red cabbage which he hates, only a sprinkle of cheese he likes a lot of cheese on his salads, carrot sticks not carrot peelings ( if you use a potato peeler on a carrot it gives thin slices of carrot that taste alot better than sticks), I purposely forgot the ranch and gave him stale crutons. Lol he ate it but said it was a such a crappy lunch i said sorry babe i was just so sleepy this morning i must of messed up.
Oh man, not stale crutons :( :) My husband pissed me off once while making dinner. I cut his food up into baby bites, put it on a little kids plate and served it with plastic babyware. I told him if he was going to act like a baby I would treat him as such..then about 3 minutes later I felt really bad, apologized and traded him plates and utensils
True he could but I do it because I love him and even though he pissed me off lol i still love him so i just made his happy little lunch an unhappy little lunch lol
ok, you are going to hate me for this: for 14 years, my wife made my lunch for me. Every day. And, sometimes my work was very taxing and emotionally draining, but that little 1/2 hour I spent with my wife's expressed love helped me through the day. It reminded me why I put up with the stress of the job.
I, um, I lost my wife. And, I just can't make a bologna sandwich that makes me feel loved like she somehow could. So, ok, be pissed, be angry, the little spoon thing was funny. I would have laughed my butt off. But please, never make a man's moment of respite from the crap we deal with at work, that moment where we can remember why we work so hard, be disappointing.
I, um, I lost my wife. And, I just can't make a bologna sandwich that makes me feel loved like she somehow could. So, ok, be pissed, be angry, the little spoon thing was funny. I would have laughed my butt off. But please, never make a man's moment of respite from the crap we deal with at work, that moment where we can remember why we work so hard, be disappointing.