Sentences with phrase «husband does around the house»

I love the projects my husband does around the house.

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And then it happened... my husband was doing his regular hero things around the house which included the DISHES (thank you!!)

And for the most part, we not only think that way but act that way, otherwise there wouldn't be so many articles about working women complaining that their husbands don't do their part around the house or with the kids.

She said after the meat - cutting incident of 2009, she and her husband decided to get off the track they were on with something small yet concrete: making their children do chores around the house.

I have had 5 children so I'm pretty tired all the time anyway, even though I have a fantastic husband that does help loads with all the chores around the house it's still draining when you're with the kids all through the day whilst he's at work.

My husband is supportive and does a lot around the house yet I can see that he's frustrated and this is taking its toll.

My husband does a lot of physical work around the house and a great body wash makes a huge difference for sure

My project was to make my husband more energetic so he would do more chores around the house.

My husband gets home around this time, and he will usually play with both kids while I clean up around the house, do dishes, and so on.

In The Lazy Husband, Joshua Coleman offers practical examples for wives who are struggling with a husband who won't do his share of chores around the house.

Every once in a while, my husband gets it in his head to do something around the house and / or yard.

Hi my vacuum that i have the cord is hard and tight it twist into knots and wraps it self around it self, it doesn't reach top of stairs, the tools don't clean the stairs.it claims it doesn't lose suction but i feel it does, i got it because i was injured and thought it would be easier for me to keep the house clean but it has made it harder for me.since it cost alot for us my husband said i'm stuck with it

My husband and I are both artists so in the nesting period we did lots of projects around the house.

I gave my husband a list of things to do around the house just in case it was time, and tried to relax.

Story number 2: A study finds that married women do an hour less house work a week than their single sisters because of a little help around the house from their husbands.

On any given Saturday or Sunday at our house, it's a pretty good bet that you'll find Chandler (my husband — I don't think I mention his actual name a lot around here) in the kitchen, beer in hand, a little mix of Ice Cube and T - Swift, and maybe some Creedence blasting (there's a little something for everyone),...

This room is so fun for me to play around with because it is the only room in the house that my boys don't reside in (nor do they even visit it unless I need my husband to do some manual labor for me in here, hehe).

My husband jokes, so one night in a bet, he went around and counted all the trees in every room of our house that had been decorated — because I wasn't done yet, and he landed at 52.

Kate decides to get her revenge by pretending that he's her husband, taking him home, and making him get a manual labor job and do chores around the house.

«This is bullshit, I never did this,» Harding says to the camera as she chases her husband around the house with a shotgun.

Anyway, while we were talking for like two or three hours around the corner from her house, her husband, who does the show with her, was texting her as he was working on the screenplay.

«My husband hardly does anything around the house.»

In couples heading for divorce, the wife's opening statement is usually made in the form of a criticism (a global attack on the husband's character such as, «You're lazy and never do anything around the house») rather than a specific complaint («You didn't take out the trash last night»).

If you ask wives what their top source of stress is, quite a few will respond that it is the fact that their husbands don't want to do their share of work around the house.

And for the most part, we not only think that way but act that way, otherwise there wouldn't be so many articles about working women complaining that their husbands don't do their part around the house or with the kids.

My husband doesn't know how to use a drill, literaly, so I do the DIY around the house.

I am a young wife with a two month old daughter hew is teathing, my husband goes to work at 4 am and returns around 3 so it is dificalt to clean when he's home so early we also don't have a washer or dryer, any ideas on how to help me manage my house work befor my husband gets home

>:[ I have nowhere to do this and the handiest hot husband... I'm wandering around the house visualizing every closet with a mirror... I need to move!

Second my husband is a carpenter and I have yet to come across a screwdriver when I need one!!!!! I am the one that does all the little jobs around the house and he hoards all the tools!!

We do get the odd little field mouse, but I like to try and catch them and release them back into the surrounding paddocks......... my husband and boys always laugh at my tender heart as they assure me that the little mice turn right around and head back to our nice warm house........

My husband and I are always doing projects around the house.

my husband and i have been wanting to do some work around our house for awhile now and you make it look so easy:) great post!

It drives my husband crazy, but it is the only way I can get anything done with a toddler around the house.

My husband does most of the labor on what we do around the house, and he is worth every penny!

I also am blessed with a husband that can do anything I dream up around the house.

My handy husband Dave then risked life and limb to hang crown molding and trim around the window (to see other crown molding projects he's done around our house, click here).

We are dealing with the added change in my illness having more and more impact on my mobility and confidence, it would have been so easy for me to retreat into my shell and my wonderful husband do more and more around the house that there would be no time to talk, hug and have fun — we will make sure this doesn't happen now that we can see the slippery slope we were on.

My husband was a little upset with himself because he didn't do this, and since our old house has extremely crooked walls, it's going to end up that our planks will not line up perfectly all around the room.