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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]OP: if I were your husband I'd quit my job, stay home, and vacuum and do laundry once a week. Sure beats the rat race and the commute up 95 every day. [/quote] I never understand why these posters don’t get a job as a nanny for three small children and agree to do all housekeeping, cooking, and laundry for the family. These types of positions are in very high demand and pay about $30/hr plus OT after 40 hours. Even more if you agree to be on call 24/7, extremely flexible, and available at the last minute. If you hate commuting, you could even be a live in! [/quote] It's amazing anyone goes to college if you can make $30 an hour as a housekeeper. [/quote] Years ago I quit my job and did daycare from home when our kids were small. I also did the cooking, cleaning, bills, and everything except yard, and car issues. We never had a argument about any of that. I don't understand OP at all.[/quote] I don’t understand you at all. I have a friend like you, and if we go to visit for dinner, she will keep the kids in the kitchen with us while we clean up. We only hear from her husband if the kids are too loud and interrupting his tv show or his shirts weren’t hung up properly. It’s her marriage, but I don’t get it. That would piss me off after about three days: [/quote]
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