Last week Aya was sick and stayed home from work. My mom made some chicken soup and took it over so Aya would have something to eat.
It was a pretty large bowl of soup and within 2 days Aya ate a majority of it. A week goes by when I ask Aya:
Miles: There isn't a whole lot of soup left. Should I throw it away??
Aya: No, I will eat it.
Miles: Really?
Aya: Yes, I will eat some over the weekend.
Miles: Are you sure?
Aya: Yes.
Miles: I don't think so.
Miles: I will save it, but if it goes rotten and moldy you have to eat it.
Aya: I will eat before then.
Miles: Fine. But you will eat it and I will WATCH you eat every bite.
The weekend comes and goes and the soup remains in the fridge. The soup is about 10-11 days old now...just sitting...festering...and smelling like the swamp thing could live it there. Looks more like an NFL players urine sample:

Why is this relevant? Because Aya ALWAYS does this. She will leave just a little food left and instead of throwing it away, she keeps it until it goes bad. Then she doesn't even throw it away...just leaves it in the fridge thinking...hmm, maybe some *Magic* will help this soup disappear!
I can't wait to watch Aya eat this soup!!! Yum.
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So after I updated my blog, I went to read Jenny's website. Jenny was writing about being a bonehead and not having her car serviced on a regular basis. I thought, interesting...how fitting...it goes along with the soup story.
Aya took her car into the shop to get serviced. The mechanic told Aya she would need brakes in about 5k miles. Aya told me and I said fine. About a month or so goes by.
Miles: You should call and make an appointment to take your car in for brakes.
Aya: o.k.
A few weeks go by and nothing. So, I remind Aya again.
Miles: Did you call for an appointment?
Aya: No, I forgot I will.
Again, I remind Aya and again nothing. So, after about 4 months, while washing Aya's car I notice a little groove in the rotor. Grrrr. No has called to get the brakes fixed. This time, I demand Aya call to make the appointment.
What does this mean? It means, I have to take her car to the shop. I have to take the shuttle service to work. I have to deal with them fixing the rotors and paying MORE money (not my account...but nevertheless throwing money away). I have to call the repairman, Aya takes my car to work, uses my gas, doesn't replace it and then I have to drive her to the dealership the next day to pick up HER car.
Which leads to the post right before this. Why have another kid? I still have to take care of Aya.