I am all for women's liberation and all of that, but I have to say that there are times when I have the excuse of doing laundry.
Typically, in our household, the chores are somewhat divided. I do laundry, cooking, etc..., and Secret Agent Man does a lot of the farm chores.
After catching him working on the fence, with a sideways hat and distressed face, I was even more than glad that I had, "household", chores to do.
I am glad to say that he has The Deerslayer to help him out at times like these.
Does this mean that when The Deerslayer moves out I will have to hold the post/use the drill?
Oh dear....
LOL!!! i'm guessing so! unless dear daughter gets big fast!
ReplyDeleteI always get hurt when hubby asks me to help him do something like this!!!!!
ReplyDeleteI am afraid so:) B
ReplyDeleteYes Mam you will
ReplyDeleteYes, that would be you...sorry :( But at least you'll have less laundry! xx
ReplyDeleteI think that is what it means.... Good luck girl...
ReplyDeleteGet your gloves on, I think I hear him calling you!
ReplyDeleteMaybe the boy will stay home until he's 30? :-)
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haha...I think I would have heard the laundry calling, too! :)
ReplyDeleteStart working on your aim.
ReplyDeletePerhaps, but it's amazing how they can manage on their own when they have to!
ReplyDeletehaha!!!
ReplyDeletesometimes doing the laundry is a life-saver!!
Yup! Don't blink!
ReplyDeleteI do the laundry, but I would like more Secret Agent's chores!
ReplyDeleteHopefully all the jobs will be done by that time:)
ReplyDeleteHi Michelle, I like the way you have this all worked out. And thanks so much for the kind words on my blog B day. Have a great day! John
ReplyDeleteHaha so funny! The chores around here are divided in a similar manner. Hubby gets all the heavy lifting :)
ReplyDeleteI do most things around the house, I like using power tools and trying to build and make things but I don't climb ladders or get off the ground.
ReplyDeleteMerle.....
Yes, I see that in your future! What I don't like is standing for twenty minutes holding something perfectly still...while he thinks about it, or measures over and over.
ReplyDeleteI can relate to this so very well. I was watching my husband nd sn working their chain saw magic on a tree yesterday from the warm comfor of my laundry room.
ReplyDeleteBest have Deerslayer home regularly for "holidays", enticed by your cooking!
ReplyDeleteThanks for this little glimpse of life on the farm... seems to me you have a very sensible division of labor!
ReplyDeleteOh boy yep, I would say its a high probabitity. Enjoy your awesome helper while you can...:)
ReplyDelete'fraid so - comes with the territory (you should see how skilled my wife's become).
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Nice captures of every day life. Hmmm....perhaps you should start looking for a buddy/qualified right hand man for Secret Agent Man for when the Deerslayer moves out.
ReplyDeleteProbably. Our son grew up and moved to Japan, so now I'm the helper. Carry tree trunks, nail down the roof sheathing, lift heavy framing, and then make dinner and do the laundry. This summer, we'll probably build a workshop. But hey, it's all worth it to be able to live in the mountains. :)
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