Laundry... Bed making... complete with hospital corners. Sewing, stuffing... and the finished product. Vacuuming... Yep... Home Ec... at least that's what I'm calling it.
give that girl $.25 an hour! wow! i'd like to know your secret to the smile on her face while she does it. t sang "mommy has to work all day" to me this morning. i offered her the work while i watch tv all day...didn't fly! kudos, my friend!
Wow! I'm lucky to get mine to deposit their socks somewhere other than the first place they plant their butts when they walk through the door. *stares in awe and amazement*
You are very truly blessed indeed! Like Sam, we have trouble getting our boys to not leave their dirty socks... dirty pajamas... dirty underwear... just laying around the house wherever they please. Ask them to HELP clean up the messes they make? HA! We've tried all sorts of cajoling and incentives to get them to help. The only success we've had on that front is getting them to take their plate to the sink after they finish eating dinner.
Bed making...
complete with hospital corners.
Sewing,
stuffing...
and the finished product.
Vacuuming...
Yep... Home Ec... at least that's what I'm calling it.
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Homeschooling or child labor? :) Works for me!
give that girl $.25 an hour! wow! i'd like to know your secret to the smile on her face while she does it. t sang "mommy has to work all day" to me this morning. i offered her the work while i watch tv all day...didn't fly! kudos, my friend!
Wow! I'm lucky to get mine to deposit their socks somewhere other than the first place they plant their butts when they walk through the door. *stares in awe and amazement*
That is hilarious. My kids love to clean....I always make them do the stuff they think is fun but it's not to me!
You are very truly blessed indeed! Like Sam, we have trouble getting our boys to not leave their dirty socks... dirty pajamas... dirty underwear... just laying around the house wherever they please. Ask them to HELP clean up the messes they make? HA! We've tried all sorts of cajoling and incentives to get them to help. The only success we've had on that front is getting them to take their plate to the sink after they finish eating dinner.
ROFL. What no toilets? Cmon girl if you're going to teach her, start her with the least favorite jobs first...
Could we borrow her?
Looks like a clear violation of Child Labor Law to me. Lowell and Linda; what do you think?
Philpop
Is she for hire???? lol
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