Now, when it comes to bread winning, Mrs. E and I have sort
of a tag team (but she has a little more endurance than I do so she spends the
most time in the ring). That leaves a lot of household work for me to do, and I’m
really not very good at that stuff. But when work in the film business is slow,
I spend lots of time at home, so I need to pick up the slack.
On a given day, I rarely get all the things done around that
house that I should. There are a LOT of dishes in the sink and maybe I don’t
get all of them clean… or any of them. The floors are getting dirty, but we aren't
having company over until the end of the week, so why clean them now if I’m
going to have to do them again in a few days? It can wait, right? And the
garage… that’s just too much organizing to do in one day.
Don’t get me wrong, I’m not sitting on the couch in my
pajamas watching the soaps all day… I don’t wear pajamas and I prefer video
games, but that’s neither here nor there. I don’t want you to think that I’m
lazy and that I don’t get anything done, I just want to let you know that
sometimes there are days that you are more productive than others.
This is why I make
the bed. Every day. Without fail. This is the constant that I give to my
wife. So when she comes home from work and the house is messy, there’s no room
to wash her hands in the sink, and the dog hasn’t been on a walk, I still have
something up my sleeve. She will come into the bedroom to change and see that
her place of relaxation is neat and waiting for her.
I make the bed so that when she ends her day and slips into
the tightly made sheets, she will know that her husband thought of her while
she was away.
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