Tupperware

Tupperware- (OK, so maybe not the name brand stuff, but you know what everyone means when they say "Tupperware.") Anyway, we pack our lunches 4 to 5 days a week. (OK, I pack our lunches, but it doesn't matter. This post is not about me getting the credit. It's about Tupperware.) Like I was saying, we pack our lunches for the work week. I go downstairs before Todd in the mornings and lovingly make something for breakfast (PB&J or PB&H) along with a serving of applesauce AND lunch (leftovers from dinner the night before, a sandwich, some fruit, nuts maybe, a granola bar, etc.) and pack our lunch bags. I remind him that his bag is on the counter so he doesn't forget it (again) and we are off to work. After all my efforts, all I ask is that he bring his lunch bag home with the Tupperware containers so I have something to pack tomorrow's lunch in. I cannot tell you how many days he leaves his lunch bag and Tupperware at the office; too many that's for sure. And then when he brings is stockpile home, oh dear God, it stinks to high heaven!

At first I would rinse the containers out and place them in the dishwasher to be washed and sanitized, me being the good wife. However, fearful that I would either pass out from the foul stench of leftover rotting food or catch some kind of disease from whatever bacteria may have been introduced two weeks earlier, I now make/ask him to take care of his lunch box and Tupperware.

Baby, if you are reading this, PLEASE REMEMBER TO BRING YOUR LUNCH BAG AND TUPPERWARE HOME TONIGHT. Thank you.