My husband always has the smelliest fucking feet when he gets home from work. I cant stand it. I swear I end up guilting him into scrubbing his feet in the tub almost every day. How does this happen?! Theyre bad even when not dealing with heightened sense of smell during pregnancy. I need to find a way to stop this. I wanna jump my H when he gets home after a long day, not run away from him.
obi MY HUSBAND DOES TOO. I've had to tell him to change his socks out when he gets home - it's finally ended up being a routine for him. He knows it's bad. I think you can buy odor eater inserts for shoes that might help.
Several people at work today told me "wow you are walking mighty slowly today!"
Maybe I am just hyper sensitive since I can't walk without a waddle/limp anymore at all, but that just feels rude to say to a pregnant person who is not blocking your pathway.
"just giving you bitches enough time to take in all this realness."
LOVE IT; I am literally going to say this next time someone comments that (maybe replacing "you bitches" with "everyone" depending on the person I'm talking to, lol).
My husband always has the smelliest fucking feet when he gets home from work. I cant stand it. I swear I end up guilting him into scrubbing his feet in the tub almost every day. How does this happen?! Theyre bad even when not dealing with heightened sense of smell during pregnancy. I need to find a way to stop this. I wanna jump my H when he gets home after a long day, not run away from him.
Putting baby powder in his shoes might help--my dad used to do that to mask his foot odor and it worked pretty well
DD was up last night from 1130-almost 2am...I was not happy. But I just found out DH, who has worked nights for years, will be working day shift (7am-3pm) starting in January through at least August. I am SO excited to have a "normal" schedule, even if his days off change every week. More than anything, I'm beyond relieved I won't have to do bedtime w/ both kids alone!
To those of you talking maternity clothes..if you're not opposed to online consignment types of sites, check out Thredup! They have non-maternity too, as well as shoes, handbags, accessories, etc. They also pay you for your own clothes. I've sold clothes and purchased plenty off of there; oftentimes the things I buy are in new or like new condition, for a fraction of retail prices!
My students have made a plan to get a swing and a pack-and-play for my classroom so I can "come back sooner... With the baby!"
LOL I promised I'd be back with baby for the night of their graduation, and then I'll come in and "work" the very last day- Told them it's on them to attend after graduating if they want to see me "teach" one last day.
Probably. He works in a shop so its steel toed boots. His work pays for a new pair every year though so i dont know how they're sooo bad! Hopefully it is nearing the one year mark on his current pair... For my sake. Im going to ask him.
Probably. He works in a shop so its steel toed boots. His work pays for a new pair every year though so i dont know how they're sooo bad! Hopefully it is nearing the one year mark on his current pair... For my sake. Im going to ask him.
Spray them with antifungal spray, at least! Work boots don't breathe at all. He should be spraying them often. Hork.
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