The OCD Instability

OCD
– Obsessive Compulsive Disorder.
Now
my Dad loves to have everything meticulously clean and proper. A shoe should be
in shoe-rack, the comb should be near the mirror , all the body lotions and oil
should be arranged in one line according to height, increasing or decreasing
.
My mother is just the opposite, it’s just that she has too much in her plate.
With
hungry brats screaming for attention, dog chewing up the door mat, leaves all
over the garden, Dad asking for coconut oil, the comb would land on dinning
table and Salt-Pepper can on dressing table.



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My
sister cannot wear anything that’s not ironed and when I  say ironed I mean – 
steamy iron. Even during fashion-emergencies when we need to get ready in a
jiffy, she would leisurely take her shirt and slowly iron it until she’s
surrounded by steam. How she manages not to set her clothes on fire, is beyond
my understanding.
My funda is pretty simple
Image – Etsy
And
because of this, she is the forced official Iron-er of our household. I
actually used to bribe her to iron my clothes.


My brother was obsessed about decorating the wall, like this
Yup that’s his room
 which obviously freaked my Mom out πŸ˜›

Don’t Miss out on previous Musings πŸ™‚

Day 7 G: The Gobsmacked Syndrome 
Day 8 H: The Husband Histrionics  
Day 9 I: The Insanity Aggregation 
Day 10 J: The Boga Joba Juxtaposition
Day 11 K: The Kitchen Katastrophes 




22 thoughts on “The OCD Instability

  1. Phew. So much of orderliness….would probably drive me insane. I am pretty organised though and am also the official " Iron-er" of the house hold. Though I prefer the term, Iron Man πŸ˜›

  2. The one OCD I have is checking if I have taken my keys and locked my front door. Guess we all have some shades of it. Your sister sounds like my dad, when it comes to ironing πŸ™‚

  3. Sounds like your household is very interesting. I had to put my foot down when Baby tried to arrange food in the pantry by type, then alphabetical order. She had just finished rearranging my bookshelves in a similar way. She was 10.

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