What's something normal in your home but probably weird in others homes?

[TripleHHHZ]

I would
Keeping bread in the freezer

That reminds me, Nitpickpicnic: speaking of "what's weird in other people's homes", I once did a holiday homeswap and found a wormery ... in the kitchen

Stupid, I know, but I have a horror of the things, and let's just say I ate out rather a lot that week

@ Grumpetvoluntary, thank you! I do know that I am very, very lucky

My son doesnt sleep until at least midnight (was earlier pre-lockdown), hes autistic and 8.

A life size pirate skeleton on the wall in the study, complete with parrot.

We have a stage in our back garden.

@FortunesFave

We've got a stage in the back garden...it's a big garden and DH built it out of old pallets for DD's birthday two years ago because her mate's band played. Then we put the paddling pool on it in summer....now it's just there.

The dogs lie on it. We'll probably have another party so are keeping it for the band!

That’s so weird I just wrote that we had one! It was the previous owner rather than us though!

4 children

Also freeze bread and milk. Bread in our town has had the next day use by for months. We learnt our lesson partly due to beast from the east, NO milk or bread or anything deliveries really. Lockdown one, no bread and only the tiny wee milk cartons.really

Still not learned the toilet roll lesson, thank fuck for awesome neighbours

My cats have their own room with cat designer wallpaper and their photos on display. Part of my livingroom is theirs with cat trees and shelves on the wall. It's their house as much as mine. I also have a no shoe policy.

Ludo, I'd love to see a photo of that .

I have loads of Cabbagepatch kids in my bedroom.

@BitOfFun

Oh, I forgot the most unusual thing: a miniature replica of our house that DH made/built as a surprise for my Christmas present. I’m including a Diet Coke for scale

That is astonishingly good! I thought it was an actual house. What is he, a set builder for films?

We recently moved into a house with an en-suite bathroom...which only locks from the outside

@oakleaffy, no, he's an artist. He just thought that another painting would be boring .

@BeautifulandWilfulandDead

We recently moved into a house with an en-suite bathroom...which only locks from the outside

Eerie..UNLESS it is meant to stop someone breaking in through a window??

[quote BitOfFun]@oakleaffy, no, he's an artist. He just thought that another painting would be boring .[/quote]
I'm seriously impressed!
I thought ''Why is someone showing a pic of their house with bin bags outside...I didn't even ''See'' the coke can.

It is amazingly realistic.

We have a scaffold tower for changing light bulbs and dusting for cobwebs. Our ceilings are 13ft high.

My parents used to flush leftover cooked potatoes down the toilet 😂
I live in a bungalow ( hence my very imaginative username) but the storage cupboard in the hall has always been the under stairs cupboard

I WANT a death cupboard. And a sloth loving dog.

@BitOfFun

That's it! I'm on my way to your house, right now (just PM me your address). Treats & that amazing house!

We eat tomato pulp on toast in the morning with olive oil, as do most of the people in Dh's country, Spain, do. And no one here.
My children still think this is amazing.

No locks on any internal doors including the bathroom, and keeping all internal doors propped open at all times, even in winter when there is a terrible ankle- height draught. Not my choice at all. Think my DH must have been raised in a barn. My DF would cheerfully throttle him if he lived with us 🤷🏼‍♀️

Belladonna123 is your dog a labbie.Our chocolate labbie also adored cuddly toys. Not tried him with a sloth yet. He is having Sally st oat for his birthday next month.

Earrings . I'll put the kettle on!

@BleepingBleepyBleeeep

Not weird at all in my line of work

We eat tomato pulp on toast in the morning with olive oil,

There's nothing weird about that Margaritas

Food of the gods