

A few days later, I was digging through the freezer looking for the pot roast and an ugly thought entered my head. "How come I don't remember putting that roast away?" I started to panic a little bit. I went to the other freezer and proceeded to dig away to no avail....
YES dear friends I had stuffed it in my closet under all those fuzzy blankets. Luckily the blankets insulated the stench of rotten meat, and I was able to avoid most of the nasty bloody meat smell because it was in the store bag. But I wasted 10.00 of prime beef. OOH did it stink.

Has anyone else got a story like this or do these things just happen to me?
5 comments:
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I've put the milk away in the pantry before. I've also left a roast out on the kitchen counter (defrosting) all night, went to church and came home to a warm roast. (I was only going to leave it out a while the night before but totally forgot about it.) So, yeah, you're not the only one! I'm glad it didn't stink up your closet.
My co-worker left a roast in her trunk and couldn't figure out what the smell was for three months...bleah!
I put the water jug in the pantry.
Gross. At first I thought that the blanket was your roast and to be honest, I was grossed out until I read further. Too bad about the meat.
When things like that happen at our house, it's always Jeremy's fault.
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