You're sleeping in on a Sunday morning. Your girlfriend, who is a terrible house keeper but fantastic cook is awake hours before you. Would you prefer to get up to a) a clean house? OR b) the smell of white chocolate mud cake baking?
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You're sleeping in on a Sunday morning. Your girlfriend, who is a terrible house keeper but fantastic cook is awake hours before you. Would you prefer to get up to a) a clean house? OR b) the smell of white chocolate mud cake baking?
Hmmm... I'm gonna go with C: Wake up first and wake her in the best way possible. When she's done screaming and curling up into a ball in the middle of the bed, let her do whatever the hell she wants... she'll want to make you happy, let her surprise you. At least, that's what I do with my wife. :P
hahahahaha Having a curious 6 year old, and the fact that I am well and truly out of bed makes C an impossibility.
I have a curious six year old too. 'Course, I don't live with him anymore, but they're short, not stupid. Train him/her. Make some sort of obvious sign for them to see - a red ribbon on the doorknob perhaps, that means "Don't come in unless it's an emergency (and define emergency). And if they do... so what? Bodies are nothing to be ashamed of.
Ahhh here in lies the problem. My 6 year old has Autism. It's only mild but for him an emergency can be something as simple as a pieace of one his transformers coming off. We tried using the shower for that since the bathroom door has a lock and well nudity in showers is nothing to worry about. About half way through he came to the ensuite door and when he couldn't open it, he sat there kicking it. Not exactly a mood setter.
Ouch. I understand completely.
clean house, definitely.