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I Need A New gluten-free Colander!

neesee

By neesee
in Coping with Celiac Disease

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neesee Apprentice
neesee
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:lol: Dh has dirty aquarium gravel in mine. It stinks! He thinks I'm still going use this thing after he disinfects it! I think not! ;)

It's my grandson's aquarium. It was a clogged up mess when we found it this morning. I thought his mom was taking care of it. She's been awfully busy between working and going to college full time. I think she's just worn out. My poor dd.

Oh well, I love my dh to pieces, but I am getting a new colander! :lol:

neesee

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jerseyangel Proficient
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Good heavens-- I don't blame you! :lol:

home-based-mom Contributor
home-based-mom
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Eeewww! :blink:

Just in case Santa hasn't finished shopping for you yet, now you know what to ask for! :lol:

GFinDC Veteran
GFinDC
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Hmmm, makes a good case for giving the fish gluten-free food too eh? :D

neesee Apprentice
neesee
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Goofy man :lol: He washed it all up. I'm still not using it for anything except cleaning the fish tank from now on. I'm going shopping tomorrow and a nice new colander is on my list. ;)

I love this man to pieces. We've been married for 36 1/2 years now, but there is only so much I'll put up with! He needs a job. Retirement is driving me crazy. He has too much energy to sit at home. He's taking things over that he knows nothing about. My housework! He has his chores and I have mine.

Oh and he broke the aquarium! Joey has a new one now and a few more guppies to go with it. :lol:

neesee

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