is someone trying to tell me something?

[thoreau]

oooh - this weekend is getting off to a grand start.... (giggle)

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[excessor.livejournal.com]

Is that your harness on the left? Goodness, you two are rather formal, aren't you?

[low-fat-muffin.livejournal.com]

that's Miss Katey's leash - you perv.

my harness is in the bedroom where it belongs

We're just like Peppermint Patty and Marcy without the "sir" part....
well and the birkenstocks...

[bjarvis.livejournal.com]

Things tend to go missing when you're visiting Dave? Perhaps if you'd wait until you were inside the front door before ripping each others' clothes off... :-)

[low-fat-muffin.livejournal.com]

I think he's being cute - the handsome man is still making zzzzzzz's. He comes to bed like 1am. but I think he is tiring of the "omg where are my goddamn keys frustration dance"^tm when we leave to go somewhere...

[geometrician.livejournal.com]

HA! I should make one of those for Kent. And "Kent's phone goes here." And "Kent's wallet goes here." And "Kent's..."

[greatbearmd.livejournal.com]

No irony is lost on the MINI key being the biggest in the bunch. I have a ton of keys on two rings. The reason for starting the second ring was because the MINI key was too damn huge.

[mh58.livejournal.com]

So the training has begun, about time. :)

[bear-left.livejournal.com]

*resists puppy play joke*

So I see that someone has learned how to embrace The Muffin^TM rather than resist... :)

[citycraig.livejournal.com]

How funny! (Good idea, too.)

[dr-scott.livejournal.com]

Seems like a loving gesture to me! Helping each other address our little issues is a big part of our relationship...

[low-fat-muffin.livejournal.com]

it is very sweet actually and has put a smile on my face all morning long. He's the most caring supportive man I've ever met. There isn't a malicious mean bone in his body.

[dewittar.livejournal.com]

Having experienced similar things in our own household, it reminds me saying,

"You are such a bitch! Thank you, sweetie."

[jhitchin.livejournal.com]

Have you read Organizing From the Inside Out by Julie Morgenstern? This is kind of part of it where you assign a home to everything so you know exactly where it is when you need it. Right now I have hooks all over the place where I hang things I use frequently but want to keep off of the dining table when I'm not using them, for example. It's a good start. Perhaps when you're used to it, you can get a pretty bowl in that spot to put them in.

[musicbearmn.livejournal.com]

Showed this to Keith and said "you'd love to do this, wouldn't you?", to which he answered yes, and then we both got a good laugh out of it.

[cyberguy]

might be time to take him to the mission and hit community thrift for a plate or small tray of his own to put his pocket stuff in...

[audrabaudra.livejournal.com]

David and you / Ross and me have so much in common! Extroverts and keys must not hang out together much!

A few years ago, Ross locked himself out of the house. After laughing my booty off, I bought him one of those sets of hooks where you hang your keys on the wall. Okay, one problem solved.

Commence the "Did you see my wallet?" "What the fuck did I do with my glasses?" "Oh God, I left the cell phone in the other car" "Where's the work phone? I hear the work phone! I can't find the work phone!" routine.

Solution? :::trumpet fanfare::: The Man Bag! I bought him a small, handheld, black leather man bag. It goes in and out of different cars, between car and house, all over the place with him. One wallet, two cell phones, one pair of mini reading glasses in their case, a small tube of sunblock, a roll of breath mints, a notebook and pen, and the best part--a pocket on the front that closes with magnetic snaps and holds all his loose change.

He loves it. The proverbial "don't leave home without it" item. He'll sashay down the driveway, swinging his bag all around--work that man bag, baby! :-)

[danbearnyc.livejournal.com]

Not at all.

[abqdan.livejournal.com]

Are we all of that age? Bill and I are constantly wandering round looking for things - me in particular. My glasses seem to blend in with the furniture. I do have a fanny pack that I use as a 'man bag' - but then I often can't find that. I'd try David's solution, but I probably would lose the piece of paper. I recently found my car keys in the fridge, along with the groceries I'd put away earlier. The only solution I can think of is the one my mother had for my gloves in winter - she tied them to a string running through the sleeves of my coat!

[joebehrsandiego.livejournal.com]

I'm assuming the leash is Miss Kate's, and not yours ...

/snark off

:>)

[low-fat-muffin.livejournal.com]

Miss Kate is into lavendar poop bags this spring season - they are all the rage.