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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]Not necessary but the following would be a plus:
Able to fix irrigation, able to paint, able to change a tire and change a battery, knows how a car engine runs, 
able to fix simple plumbing, able to trouble shoot home repairs

Can cook 1 or 2 meals that are really yummy.
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Op inquired about a husband, not a butler!  Glad I’m not stuck with you![/quote]

I know.  My DH can’t do a single one of these things but he is a terrific life partner.  Kindness and emotional maturity are way more important. [/quote]

DP here.  Agree that being handy means that his dad spent extra time with him, and that his dad paid attention, and that his dad was likely a good example - all good.  If the parent/s are checked out, that is kind of awful. [/quote]

That’s a pretty sexist assumption. My DH can fix almost anything around the house, and learned it all from his mother. She still - at 80 - does almost anything a hired handyman does.[/quote]

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