I would never cramp your style for this is all true. i am a neat freak and really enjoy a clean neat place to live. I hate dishes in the sink and I dont have roaches at all. I dont have to clean so much because i clean up behind myself at all times. Sometimes just as you I wish to walk away from the dishes but i wont let them sit ever in my sink. I feel so comortable with cleanliness. I deinitely relate again to another outstanding expression of yours from the heart.
So true. I respect what you express here totally. Love and peace to you. Regis
Reviewed by Jerry Bolton (Reader)
Reviewed on July 14, 2005
You are hallucinating . . or you jest . . . Surely you don't really think that . . . Now just a minute here, put down that wrought-iron skillet, I'm just kidding. Cute poem.
Many stay-at-home mom works 24 hours a day with no pay. Yes, their work is unconditional love for their family. Sadly, some were valued for their work...
and what's wrong with a few dishes in the sink? I think others should chip in to help out as well and do not think that the mother and the wife is the maid of the house.
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"Housework Doesn't Pay"
Team effort that is for sure.
Thank you for the write,
From the Heart of an Artist Quiet Storm
chores don't last forever...and its ok to delegate!
and what's wrong with a few dishes in the sink? I think others should chip in to help out as well and do not think that the mother and the wife is the maid of the house.
Good write and thought-provoking!
Sandie May Angel a.k.a. Sandie Angel :o)