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Apparently Nathaniel has inherited at least some of Mommy and Daddy’s OCP tendencies. For example, if we ask him to put something back where he got it, he always tries very hard to make sure it’s back perfectly in place. This is very cute, as well as sometimes annoying! (Think trying to put tissues back [...]
As a general rule, I don’t get sick. And, my husband hasn’t gotten too sick in recent years either. But, apparently having a baby changes all that! With maybe a day or two exception, at least one member of my extended family has been sick for about 6 weeks or so now, which has required [...]
Is it OCP to always load your dishwasher the same way? If someone else loads it, I always have to move the dishes around before I run it. I claim “it’s because it gets the dishes cleaner,” but maybe it’s secretly an OCP trait. I have had two people comment about it this week. Hmm, [...]
David and I have a queen-sized bed. As a result, it takes two people to change the sheets on our bed. Since both of us are OCP, this can take a while. A few months ago, David insisted we buy some little straps to help hold the bottom sheet on the bed, since it had [...]
Both hubby and I love organization! We love it so much that we have a file folder for everything. Right now, I can count over 100 labeled file folders in our file cabinet. (Remember this is mostly only stuff from two years worth of marriage.) This means I can find almost any paper in a [...]
Today, we hung 9 pictures in our bedroom. In the process, I had 3 pictures on the wall that were part of a set of 5, and made the comment that “hey, these could work as is.” Hubby’s response: “Only if you switch the two bottom ones so that the individual pictures of us are [...]
Recently, our family has moved into a new house. Now that all the painting and unpacking is done, we move on to a new time-consuming project–hanging pictures. Since both my hubby and I are OCP, this has to be done perfectly! So, out comes the tape measure, yard stick, levels (yes, that’s plural), pencil, hammer, [...]