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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]I don't get the confusion at what someone does all day. I go once or twice a week to visit my MIL in a nursing home and deal with her stuff. Its 45 minutes away so it takes most of the day. One day grocery shop and another day errands. Lunch with one of my parents (separate) or friends. Clean the house, pay bills, do house repairs, etc. and sometimes a nice nap. :)[/quote] I do a week's worth of laundry and the week's grocery shopping in 4-5 hours on one weekend day. No elder care demands. I outsource house cleaning and repairs, and I pay most of our bills online. I can't really see one whole day for grocery shopping and another whole day for errands.[/quote] You must teach One-Upmanship 101! You're so good at it. I'm sure there are plenty of things you do that we "can't really see" the need for. :roll: [/quote] I understand it must be hard to realize other women are so much more efficient at life tasks. I'm sorry you have to fill up your time with a whole day of grocery shopping. Really.[/quote] It must be hard to realize that you have a personality disorder that causes you to prattle on endlessly about how wonderful you are. It’s Trumpian, surprised you haven't yet told us your IQ or SAT score. —Another working mom who doesn’t think like feel life is a zero sum competition.[/quote]
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