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I've been grounded...

I am so bad at locking our front door! I rushed out of the house yesterday afternoon as I was late for my daughter's check up appointment at the doctor's office. Well to my surprise my husband came home from work early (while I was at the appointment) and found the front door unlocked, yet again! Ugh. I had school last night and while I was at school he took my camera and hid it! He said he would give it back after a week! I am so ticked at him! Come on now. By treating me like a child isn't going to resolve anything!
Sorry to vent I am just a little ticked right now! My Tulips are opening right now too!!!!
Erica
Sorry to vent I am just a little ticked right now! My Tulips are opening right now too!!!!
Erica

It's his fault for not fitting a Yale, then he would have probably been locked out waiting for you to return cos he might have forgotten his key. So you were doing him a favour.
Similar story, went shopping one day. Now duties are I drive the car, mum sets alarm, locks door, etc.
Anyway on return, she can't find the key. We search high and low in the car, tip out handbag, etc. No sign. We drive back to all the places we have been to see if they have been handed in, no luck.
We drive home again. She goes over to a neighbour across the street to see if he can help us "break in". Meanwhile, I think well I'll jyst try the door. Sure enough, she never locked it in the first place and keys still on inside of the door.
She comes over from the neighbour to find out how I managed to get in. Most of the day wasted retracing steps. Needless to say, she has to show me the keys whenever we go out. Mind you doesn't mean she has locked the door
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Similar story, went shopping one day. Now duties are I drive the car, mum sets alarm, locks door, etc.
Anyway on return, she can't find the key. We search high and low in the car, tip out handbag, etc. No sign. We drive back to all the places we have been to see if they have been handed in, no luck.
We drive home again. She goes over to a neighbour across the street to see if he can help us "break in". Meanwhile, I think well I'll jyst try the door. Sure enough, she never locked it in the first place and keys still on inside of the door.
She comes over from the neighbour to find out how I managed to get in. Most of the day wasted retracing steps. Needless to say, she has to show me the keys whenever we go out. Mind you doesn't mean she has locked the door


I've locked myself out many times, usually my then husband had a key but when I found myself on my own the last time I locked myself out I had to get a neighbour to climb in through the bedroom window, never locked myself out again I can tell you, twas very embarrassing remember what I'd left out. I have gone out and left the door open too, same neighbour kindly shut the door and told me when I got home what he'd done, to this day he's always had 'a look' whenever he says hello.