Herman by Jim Unger for August 26, 2016

The coffee and butter are gone because the bread run out? Running’s become an obsession these days

He’s been drinking buttered coffee.

well then go on a diet jerk

And only one of us is capable of shopping.

If I looked like that I’d run out too!

Get Well, SOON !

Um; the word: HELPLESS comes to mind here.

and fyi, i’ll be joining you here soon if this continues…

At least she is missed at home.

I usually find dirty dishes piled up as high as the faucet, whenever I come home from the hospital. I can stock up supplies ahead of time, but can’t really stock-up the work of cleaning.

Bless his heart – when I am ill, Hubby takes care of everything. He’ll bring me a cookbook to make a shopping list, but beyond that, he does it all. (No, he doesn’t hire out, but he gives lessons.)

My mother (may she rest in peace) taught me how to do food shopping. What if my wife got ill or pregnant and can’t go shopping? That means that you have to do it!

The man is helpless in the domestic arena.Enslaved by cultural upbringing.Obviously his mother’s fault.

Your comment reminded me the one time a teacher at a school I was working got upset because I would turn the light of at any classroom I found empty-———-Her argument; “ou’ll burn the switches and or the lamps in the ceiling”-———-My counter argument, “we can replace those switches and or lamps since we have stockpiles of them, What we cannot have stockpiles of is electrical energy, once used we need to generate more” waste not want not! (Not sure if the teacher had a grasp of the concept tho’

„Schock Schwere Not, mein Eheweib ist tot“„Wer stopft mir meine Socken und macht mein Abendbrot?“

For you to resolve… :→