THANK-you MGK! I've been waiting for someone to admit that they sometimes leave dishes in the sink, because I do and feel incredibly guilty about it. So, with milk?
First, Maureen, I commend you for prioritizing and washing only the pizza stone, so you could quickly move onto the life-giving nourishment of cookies.
Second, Christy. Had I known it would make your life feel better to know about people leaving dishes in the sink, I'd have taken a picture of my sink at ANY GIVEN HOUR FOR THE LAST TWO YEARS.
The only person I know who never leaves dishes in the sink is my mom. I am more of a slob than most people though. But this isn't about my slovenly ways, it is about Cookies and how they are a portal to Salvation.
THANK-you MGK! I've been waiting for someone to admit that they sometimes leave dishes in the sink, because I do and feel incredibly guilty about it. So, with milk?
ReplyDeleteWHAT? I am reeling from Christy's comment.
ReplyDeleteFirst, Maureen, I commend you for prioritizing and washing only the pizza stone, so you could quickly move onto the life-giving nourishment of cookies.
Second, Christy. Had I known it would make your life feel better to know about people leaving dishes in the sink, I'd have taken a picture of my sink at ANY GIVEN HOUR FOR THE LAST TWO YEARS.
The only person I know who never leaves dishes in the sink is my mom. I am more of a slob than most people though. But this isn't about my slovenly ways, it is about Cookies and how they are a portal to Salvation.
Mo...it sounds like you need a vacation. Oh, um...or...well, how about just bringing me cookies?
ReplyDeleteNo, but seriously, don't fret over dishes in the sink. That's mostly why Kathy and I moved out of our apartment.