For the women:

I really like bullet point #3 and bullet point #15 and would Love to add just a little more to each of them which would complete my evening and put a smile on my face for sure. :smilewinkgrin:
 
Ah, the good old days..
 
Thats how it was, I remember how my mother would do all of those things for my Dad. Not that he asked her too it was just how it was, my Mom never had a drivers license never paid a bill and never made any big decissions.

You know not for nothing but I bet there are alot of women who would not mind staying home and raising a family and not have to deal with all the bullshit of working and providing. Back in the day a family could survive on one income provided by the husband, the real reason why this has all changed is economics. Ward & June Cleaver were very happy the way things were and life itself was just easier. The big difference back then was if you were poor you didnt know it? Everyone around us lived the same no one had credit cards and they lived within their means, alot of women today would find that article disturbing, but alot of women from that era would not.
 
The Cleaner said:
Thats how it was, I remember how my mother would do all of those things for my Dad. Not that he asked her too it was just how it was, my Mom never had a drivers license never paid a bill and never made any big decissions.

You know not for nothing but I bet there are alot of women who would not mind staying home and raising a family and not have to deal with all the bullshit of working and providing. Back in the day a family could survive on one income provided by the husband, the real reason why this has all changed is economics. Ward & June Cleaver were very happy the way things were and life itself was just easier. The big difference back then was if you were poor you didnt know it? Everyone around us lived the same no one had credit cards and they lived within their means, alot of women today would find that article disturbing, but alot of women from that era would not.
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I remember those days. If you didnt have the money you didnt spend money you didnt have. My house my Dad made a cubby whole in our dining room for a hutch, they didnt actually buy a hutch because they didnt have the extra $$, they bought one like 10-12 years later . The dining room table was a picnic table with chairs nicely painted and stained. They bought a real one a year after I moved out
I remember tons of mothers being home, us playing after school and mother coming out with drinks and snacks for us, a lot less violence in the schools and on the streets

Lisa would love to be a stay home Mom, but she carries all the health bennies etc etc, her check is our savings, hopefully in the next 2-3 years she can be a stay home Mom

Ahhhh the good ole days

Cme on Nicole, you know you would love it, you're a traditional kind of gal...... Now go fetch my slippers for me
 
She's fetching Jeff's slippers !!
 
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Kory said:
I'm going to get it blown up and laminated and put all over the house and not on the fridge as that is the least frequently visited place by her. Now that I think of it no need to put it in the kitchen.
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Or the bedroom!!!! :lazy2::lazy2:
 
I put the letter on my wifes pillow.

Larry you kill me on #3 -- you like that little gay part.:no:
 
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