Outta My Way

Why do men think they need to give women pointers when cleaning? 
Any man relative:"Well, if it was me, I'd do it this way." Or- "You need to do it that way." Well, whoopy doo, why don't you do it then? My grandfather used to come in the kitchen when I was trying to do something and give me advice. My grandmother had to tell him: "Get in her, sit down and leave her alone. She knows what she's doing. I reckon."
Women came out of the womb knowing how to clean. The men just need to stay out of our way and everything will be fine.

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  1. Mommy's JuiceAugust 12, 2011 at 11:05 PM

    New follower from the blog hop and OMG my husband does this everyday. But then again, he's vacuuming right now so I'm not complaining too much. Hope you'll stop by: http://www.margsformommy.com

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