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Originally Posted by Gogar
Deposit your light-hearted musings here. Good or bad!
tonight's example:
I'm learning how to cook, I'm a process guy so I love it. (results are nice too.)
I love when stuff shows up on the table at the perfect time in the perfect order and -also- tastes good.
WHY DOES SHE
Mysteriously disappear upstairs right as the first plate hits the table, to return 30 minutes later to a beautiful, ice cold setup?
cheers
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My wife does same thing, likes to eat it cold, gets upset if I put a cover on it.
Tells me how good it is, but she does not want to overeat.
Then eats less than half on her plate, an hour or two later is eating a bowl of Cheerios or other garbage food.
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Originally Posted by Jims5543
I saw a cool idea online. Get a bunch of popsicle sticks and write all the local favorite restaurants on each on.
Place in cup, when no one can decide, pick one from cup.
I have been toying with opening a place named " I don't care".
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You must treat her like a six year old child by making a game of it, as she's playing a game with you.
Just get her in the car and tell her you want to surprise her.
Drive to where you want to eat. She can guess where you are going, that's the fun part of the game (for her) and gives her something to do.
She can stay in the car while you eat - or come inside with you, her choice -
always her choice. 
Let's face it, she wants you to be the man and take control but will be upset if you do so and don't consider her feelings. You just need her distracted long enough to get the task done, train her like you would a puppy.
Remember the old adage, you can lead a horse to water but you cannot make it drink.