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ChattyCathy wrote:
> While I was putting dinner on tonight it made me think about 'messy > cooks'... > > I clean up as I go along, and so does DH - however, when Dad gets 'let > loose' in the kitchen he seems to use every pot, pan, dish, knife, fork > spoon in the place - in fact the kitchen usually looks like a 'war zone' > to me by the time the food is ready. Even tho' he always 'washes up' > afterwards, it still drives me nuts. > > So what kind of cook are you? The 'clean up as you go along' type or the > 'do it all in one go when you're finished' type? Or somewhere in between? > Just wonderin'. > I clean as I go. I also need to start in a clean kitchen - so if there are any dishes around - they need to be washed and put away before I start. I might end up with a couple of dishes in the sink when I am done - depending on what I have prepared. I usually leave them neatly piled in the sink to do later. The DH on the other hand is like a hurricane in the kitchen...everything all over the place and dishes piled in an disorderly fashion - plates piled on top of saucepans,etc. He drives me crazy. He does clean up after himself - but unless I want to suffer a heart attack I try to stay out of the kitchen when he is "working". -Tracy |
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