I no longer help with the housework, and other news of the pregnancy

[Slypork]

@Dolores Reborn

The secret to folding t-shirts is to hang them on hangers.

You’re welcome.

Fast way to fold t-shirts and step-by step instructions. Or you can make the t-shirt folding machine.

[Sunspace]

@TokyoPlayer

I’m finding the trick to laundry is reverse engineering. First take a tee-shirt which is folded correctly, and unfold it, taking digital pics for each step. Then you can recreate it with the next one. People say it’s difficult, but I’ve found trying to hit a tee-shot more than 250 yards straight to be much more difficult.

Prefers laundry to golf, eh? A man after my own heart.

:: sticky! ::

[FaerieBeth]

@Slypork

Or you can make the t-shirt folding machine.

Oh.my.god. I am sending my 16-year old son this link. Now.

[Shirley_Ujest]

@FaerieBeth

Oh.my.god. I am sending my 16-year old son this link. Now.

Bah!
It’s in furren math system. Hardly comprehensible.

[Sunspace]

@FaerieBeth

Oh.my.god. I am sending my 16-year old son this link. Now.

Heck, I need that.

:: forwards ::

[TokyoBayer]

@TokyoPlayer

There’s only so much a person can do. There’s working full-time, with all the stresses and worries. There’s an hour commute, each way. Sometimes life is too much without adding additional housework on top.

Just to be clear, I was trying to be cute and make people think that I was too tired to help, and forcing my pregnant wife to do all the housework. This paragraph is about her, and I’m not having problems. We did find someone who should be able to come and do the housework, though.

For the question of “helping” I noticed that a while ago, that I was still considering the housework to be her primary responsibility, and even though I was doing my share, I was thinking I was helping, not that it was an equal responsibility. I changed that and assumed an equal responsibility.