Cooking, cleaning, sanitising, washing – any of these duties could be a pleasure or a torture to you. It depends on your attitude and preferences. Though, housework is not something easy.
It is a quite important activity for your home. But we encourage you – look at its funny side! Here are some thoughts about housework, which will make you smile:
It is a quite important activity for your home. But we encourage you – look at its funny side! Here are some thoughts about housework, which will make you smile:
- Phyllis Diller says that housework actually is not able to kill you, but wonders – why you should take the risk?;
- Quentin Crisp suggests that there is no need at all to do any housework. He thinks that after the first four years it can’t become dirtier;
- James Dent says his opinion about what is a perfect summer day. There should be a sun, breeze and singing birds. And something important – the lawn mower should be broken.
- Grey Livingston believes that if you use a manual push mower, you could reduce pollution in some way. But the only thing that could run out of gas, remains you.
- Bette Midler shares his idea of superwoman. For her, it’s actually someone, who can scrub her own floors;
- Katharine Whitehorn says that there is no book, which could tell you how to begin the housework – or actually why to do it;
- Cecil Baxter believes that you can’t clean something without making dirty something else;
- An unknown “wiseman” advises us to turn off the lights, instead of cleaning the house;
- Some people have their way to tell you how to make yourself at home – like joking with you, that you may even clean the kitchen;
- According to the folk wisdom you should wash today or to be naked tomorrow – it’s your choice;
- Jim Lemon explains about his honeydew day. This is actually his day off, when his wife is calling him “honey” all the time…and asking him to do a lot of stuff in the house;
- The chore that Erma Bombeck (a comedian) places on a second place of the ranking of her favorites is ironing. The first one is hitting her head until she faints.
- Heloise Cruse suggests that the reason for spending time in the office, for most women is... housework;
- An anonymous thinker claims that there must be a reason for the dusty shelves and the pots, which don’t shine. And this is because you have better things for doing.