Meet the Other Phone. Protection built in.

Meet the Other Phone.
Protection built in.

Buy now

Please or to access all these features

AIBU?

Share your dilemmas and get honest opinions from other Mumsnetters.

Aibu to be furious with dh (lighthearted)

32 replies

londonrach · 02/08/2015 15:15

Just returned from a car boot sale with dh. We havent been to a car boot for years. We needed some bowls as dh is very good at smashing china. One stall had these beautiful china chicken bowls and was very reasonably priced. (£1 for the five bowls). so pleased with my purchase as can just image cereal out of them and so much prettier than what we have (none matching as various family members have given us their odd bits). We did a supermarket shop on the way back On returning we carried the bowls and the shopping back. Dh took most of the shopping into the kitchen with the bowls whilst i carried other items in. I then heard a huge smash with a large sorry. Every single one of my beautiful chicken bowls had been smashed. At present im mntting and planning... (I know it was only £1 and an accident And those bowls were too nice for me..but i can make he feel bad for abit cant i)

Aibu to be furious with dh (lighthearted)
OP posts:
Happy36 · 02/08/2015 15:17

I think we know who is making dinner and washing up at your house tonight!

Sorry to hear about this. I bet he feels really bad.

londonrach · 02/08/2015 15:19

Happy..he a very good dh and is at the moment on ebay looking for chicken bowls after bringing me a drink. Yup he feels bad so kinda feel bad as was an accident. Still they were pretty and i did own them for 2 hours....

OP posts:
emotionsecho · 02/08/2015 15:19

How did he manage to break them all? Make a note not to leave him in charge of bowl carrying in the future!

WorldsBiggestGrotbag · 02/08/2015 15:20

How can a bowl be too nice for you??
I bet he feels awful. Sorry about your bowls Flowers

Floggingmolly · 02/08/2015 15:21

Oh that's a shame, they look (looked) lovely...

emotionsecho · 02/08/2015 15:23

They were very pretty bowls.

howabout · 02/08/2015 15:26

If it were me I would be feeling bad at how awful my DH were feeling and wishing I had carried in the bowls myself. I do feel for you though as I once rushed home to get my purse to buy perfect breakfast bowls from the charity shop and they were sold by the time I got there.

LifeIsBetterInFlipFlops · 02/08/2015 15:31

What is a chicken bowl?

Happy36 · 02/08/2015 15:35

FlipFlops I think it means with a chicken design (see the photo).

OP, I hope he manages to find some for you online. Does he have a problem with motor skills that makes him clumsy? Might be worth investigating as he could do some exercises to help him gain more control and that in turn could prevent or delay problems with hand/finger control when he gets older.

londonrach · 02/08/2015 16:27

Happy right..chicken design on the bowls. Thought the picture showed that. Anyway cant find them on ebay so chalking it up to experience and banned dh from carrying bowls again. He might have to take me to another car boot next week. Am considering plastic bowls might be the way forward.. Dh has just admitted he managed to deadhead his mothers china ladies as a child or teenager and stuck them together with glue. Shes unaware of this. Now feeling sorry for my mil.

OP posts:
suitsyou · 02/08/2015 16:33

On the brighter side you have wonderful floors.

JazzerciseThis · 02/08/2015 16:35

This reply has been deleted

Message withdrawn at poster's request.

emotionsecho · 02/08/2015 16:39

Your revelation about him deadheading the china ladies made me laugh! I'm the clumsy one here so dh is designated carrier of fragile/breakable items.

scatterthenuns · 02/08/2015 16:39

I'd be livid! DH has a form for carelessness, and this would just fuel my fire.

IAmAPaleontologist · 02/08/2015 16:40

That is what dh would do. Bowls, glasses, my lovely measuring glass...

StarlingMurmuration · 02/08/2015 16:44

I'm furious with him on your behalf, OP. Mainly because those are from the Highgrove shop and cost £15 each new! I've been coveting them for ages.

www.highgroveshop.com/kitchen-and-dining/plates-amp-bowls/highgrove-hen-cereal-bowl-corn.html

diddl · 02/08/2015 16:54

How does he break so much stuff though?

And how did he drop the bowls?

Carrying too much stuff?

Balancing it precariously?

londonrach · 02/08/2015 16:59

Diddl. He was carrying in the bowls and a shopping bag at the same time. Now even more cross if 15 each. Dh is so cooking tonight. Amazing got 6 for £1. Thought it was 5 but have just stuck them together and looks like 6 chickens. One bowl is just split in two so cant hold cereal but could look nice. Will never ask to see my mil china ladies in her china cabinet now....

Aibu to be furious with dh (lighthearted)
OP posts:
londonrach · 02/08/2015 17:01

Can you see the crack? Also sadly not our floor as we rent.

Aibu to be furious with dh (lighthearted)
OP posts:
diddl · 02/08/2015 17:04

Mayb carrying too much stuff then.

I'd be cross tbh.

Just for the sake of another trip too the car.

londonrach · 02/08/2015 17:07

I know. I wish id left the chicken bowls in the boot of the car now. Anyway what is done is done. Ive kept just the one in two and glued it together. It wouldnt hold liquid but im sure i can get some use of it somewhere... I need some new bowls now so its another car boot sale next week i think....

OP posts:
emotionsecho · 02/08/2015 17:09

You could be really cruel OP and show your dh the link Starling provided.

Horsemad · 02/08/2015 17:11

Hope it hasn't damaged the floor. My DH once dropped a plate onto my tiled floor and chipped the tile also. Grrr.

londonrach · 02/08/2015 17:12

I just had emot.. (Evil laugh). He has gone to sit down. Im impressed with my bargain even if short lived. I have one (cracked in half) bowl left so kinda ok for £1.

OP posts:
emotionsecho · 02/08/2015 17:14

Surprised he isn't lying down after seeing that link london!