I have children and my wife and I are active present parents. we’re not rich, we end my work day and begin my kids duty, when we put the kids to sleep we sometimes finish work that we couldn’t because we spent time with the kids instead.
We cook their every meal, and we wake up early to pack them healthy snacks for school. And you know what we do to wind down? We watch some TV!
We also clean the house daily, clean laundry, shower the kids daily, and somehow I still have time to argue with people who can’t find two hours a week to cook!
Cooking is not more exhausting than any other chore, and we’ve turned it into an enjoyable routine. You do what’s important first, then you rest.
The vast majority of Americans you’re referring to are not working construction 18 hours a day, they’re working in an air conditioned building for 9 hours.
I have children and my wife and I are active present parents. we’re not rich, we end my work day and begin my kids duty, when we put the kids to sleep we sometimes finish work that we couldn’t because we spent time with the kids instead.
We cook their every meal, and we wake up early to pack them healthy snacks for school. And you know what we do to wind down? We watch some TV!
We also clean the house daily, clean laundry, shower the kids daily, and somehow I still have time to argue with people who can’t find two hours a week to cook!
Cooking is not more exhausting than any other chore, and we’ve turned it into an enjoyable routine. You do what’s important first, then you rest.
The vast majority of Americans you’re referring to are not working construction 18 hours a day, they’re working in an air conditioned building for 9 hours.