Cathy Classics by Cathy Guisewite for March 20, 2011
March 19, 2011
March 21, 2011
Transcript:
Do I need them? Do I like them? Do I want them? Do I have time for them? Saturday, 10:30 AM: Bought a new pair of socks. Saturday, 11:00 AM: Couldn't stand to put the new socks into a messy drawer. Began cleaning socks into a messy drawer. Saturday, 11:30 AM: Couldn't stand to put an organized sock drawer back into a messy dresser. Began to clean all drawers. Saturday, 1:00 PM: Couldn't stand that the dresser was getting organized, but the closet was a mess. Began cleaning closet. Saturday, 6:00 PM: Couldn't stand that the closet was starting to look new, but the walls looked old. Began painting walls. Sunday, 8:00 AM: Tried to make new curtains to go with the new walls...Tried to find new bedding to go with the new curtains...Tried to build new shelves to go with the new bedding... Saleswoman: Want your money back? Cathy: I want my weekend back.
legaleagle48 over 13 years ago
Obsessive-compulsive much, Cathy?
RubberRules over 13 years ago
convert mondays to fridays, anyone?
legaleagle48 over 13 years ago
At the risk of being branded sexist, ladyfinger, it has to be a woman thing. A man wouldn’t even bother to straighten out the sock drawer, much less re-decorate the entire apartment so that it will match the mint condition of the new socks. He’d just stuff them in the drawer, close it, and get back to his regularly scheduled weekend.
lightenup Premium Member over 13 years ago
I think I have a guy mind then because I would just shove them in the drawer too. If there’s no room for them, then I would clean out the drawer, but that’s it.
eidna over 13 years ago
legaleagle, sexism goes both ways - my own husband has a “woman mind” according to your comment. He also does all the cleaning as I apparently am a “man” and don’t see messes or organize a thing, and he’ll gladly spend his free time organizing and cleaning and hates when things are out of place.
Gretchen's Mom over 13 years ago
My husband’s sock drawer is extremely neat and tidy with everything grouped together by color (white, black, gray, navy blue, and dark green). If it were dark and he wanted to (or, God forbid, had to), he could reach in that drawer and in just a couple of seconds, he’d pull out the exact color of socks he needed.