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~Question of the Day~ 07/24/10

cheezyflier said:
i've been mr. mom since i came to canada. (i have another name for it that i can't use in polite company) i do all the cooking, cleaning, and shopping. although, for that one month i was working i didn't do the household stuff. i don't do laundry, except for my own. i hate doing the dishes. with all my heart i hate doing the dishes. but i do all that stuff cause my baby works her butt off, and she should be able to come home to a decent place and not have to deal with the house. i sure hope i go back to work real soon! :wavey:
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Nothing like being a kept man by a good woman, eh Cheeze? :d

I have been a kept man for pretty much the last 18 years, most redundant labor I have ever done. A great majority of that labor involved raising two boys from infancy as a stay at home dad, no day care for my kids. And you can tell it in their discipline, when compared to their cousins. Two of their girl cousins were pretty much pawned off on me during the day and weekends too, I feel like they're my own.

We had a dishwasher and we took it out. As I am always there, I wash dishes as we eat, changing water for each meal or when it gets dirty. We eat off paper plates when the meal calls for it, no need to dirty up a plate for a sandwich and some chips.

Things are getting better now, the boys are old enough to pitch in with chores, oldest one already works on Wednesday and Saturday evenings. Good painter too, I hate painting.

Get work as soon as you can Cheeze, I quit in '92 and then all the jobs went poof around here in the ensuing 12 years, by the time my kids were old enough for me to get a job, everything decent was gone. I went rouge and made some money with free-lance writing and doing models on commission. Things remained so bad (still are), I went on and retired at 62 to be able to draw some college funds for the lads until they are 18.

Caz
 
Nope it's still alive..:jump:

I hate cleaning dishes!!
Love getting them dirty through...:icon_lol:

If any of you know of a House-Mouse(Woman)
That likes doing dishes send Her my way..

:icon_lol: :icon_lol:
 
Happily my wife and I have different lists, so we each do chores the other does not like. The most put off chore for me is mowing the lawn. That is despite a lawn so small it can be mowed in about a half hour.
 
Being retired and as Vickie is disabled, I do a lot of the housework around here anyway.

I guess the cat litter box would be the most hated if I did it.

I don't mind cooking, although I hate to eat my own cooking if I'm doing it very regular.

I guess what I dislike the worst that I do, is folding and putting laundry.
 
Cooking stinks! I don't mean the physical chore of cooking but just the stench of the food while it's cooking. It drives me nuts to come home to a house that smells like the last thing that got cooked and then trying to get that smell out of the house.

Specially anything that has green peppers and onions in it. That gaseous concoction should be limited for use as a chemical warfare agent and banned as a food ingredient.

The only things that should be cooked indoors are cookies and bread, because they smell wonderful.

To make sure I never had to suffer this chore, I removed the stove from my new home as soon as I moved in and the refrigerator got moved to the back tool room. Friges are a source for potential food stench and unneccesary electrical humming noise from the compressor running.

With both appliances out where they belong my home always smells clean and it's peacful and quiet. How's that for whacky? :)

FAC
 
Actually, I don't mind cleaning and helping around the house. It is getting started that I hate. Once I am moving, all is fine. It is getting out of the chair that is the hardest part.

:jump:
 
Grocery shopping!

I don't like doing it...
Hannah makes the list...
Chloe echoes it... (really annoying!)

I don't like grocery shopping...
Because I have to go to three or four different stores to finish that...
Why doesn't Costco carry Lactose free milk?
And some cereal brand? (like Cinnamon Toast Crunch? at times they are out)

The second one I don't want to do is training this little kid all the things I do at home...
I rather do it myself.... She want to do it washing dishes, doing the laundry...
vacuuming the floor, dusting.... keeping my junk drawer junk free...
Cooking breakfast, lunch and dinner....
If I do it myself, don't you think I can do it half of the time...
But no, this little kid is always on my behind asking me HOW to do it....
I hope Summer is done....
And school has started...

(NO, Hannah doesn't visit SOH often...
and when she does, she just greet Happy Birthday people)

:bump:


(she is tired she is taking a nap!)
 
cooking is the one "chore" that i truly enjoy. it helps that so far, everything i have sprung on them for the first time they've enjoyed. cooking is one skill that for me has really developed in the past few years.
 
My most hated chore is the cat box. I hate the very thought of cat boxes, and would rather not have a cat just to avoid having a cat box. The dust, the smell...yuk! We use a clumping litter that is supposed to be 96% dust free...but I think that only applies while it is in the bag. Once the litter is in the pan, it becomes 96% dust...which finds its way to each and every electrical device in the house. The computer, the TV, the DVD player, the Wii, the PS2....all are magnets for cat litter dust. Oh, the printer...poor thing has only been in the house for a couple weeks and it already smells like Tidy Cat.

Laundry, vacuuming, scrubbing the shower, cleaning the toilet, doing the shopping...none of those bother me....just hate doing the cat box. Now, I don't have to do it every evening, just on those evenings when Deb's balance and coordination are worse than usual. Maybe 3 times a week...but that is often enough that I have given serious thought to letting the cat slip out the front door...but Deb loves that big cat and would be heart broken if Auggie were to disappear. Over all he is a great cat.

OBIO
 
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