General Chat

yes he is he ,cooks,cleans,does the washing(won't iron though)and takes the kids to school

Being disabled I have someone who comes and does most things for me. Martin will come shopping with us though and he will wash up and make drinks. He will also clean the cats' litter tray on the odd occasions they use it instead of going outside (ie. when it is raining). Mel

Oh, you gem, Paul! Your other half is lucky to have you doing all that. Ah, Gerry, you poor soul, you! Oh alright, you're a gem too! Glenys.

Well, when he is actually in the country, not at work, not at golf and not at football .... he does cut the grass ... erm ... makes tea ... can cook, iron etc, but prefers a doze on the settee ... Maz. XX

My husband is pretty good at most things,cooking,washing,ironing,DIY,painting/decorating,hoovering,shopping,I am disabled now after operation on spine,that went wrong,so cant do a lot of things anymore,do most things at waist level,never moans,just gets on with it. He can even SEW,haha,after all he was in the Royal Marines,and most of them can look after themselves,no matter what,the only complaint I have is that he SNORES, perhaps hes tired after all the chores,haha. Wouldnt change him for the world. trish.(who considers herself very lucky)

One task I'm left to do is to clean up when the cat's been sick on the carpet and trying to remove the stain. Washing dishes, making the bed it has been something I done since I was a child.