Contrary to popular belief, my husband wears the pants in the family.
I work, true, but ultimately it is his decision that makes us the nomads that we are. We are pursuing his dream of living in a 2-bedroom apartment with 4 kids.
So while we do have some role-reversal going on, in some ways we are very much the traditional husband/wife. Some examples:
--When we get a late notice for a bill, my husband calls me to ask if me if I know anything about it
--I work outside the home
--He knows what size shoe the kids wear
--I fix broken stuff around the house
--He walks the halls with the baby during church
--I have a fancy techy phone and he doesn't know how to check a text message
--He does the routine with the kids while I travel out of town on work
See?
So imagine my surprise when I post a comment on a blog about role reversal and someone responds with this comment:
Steve's reponse: Boo! Do we have such role reversal that even on line people just think I am your little wife? That is why you should go by Lee Ann.
Heh.
So I did respond to her with this comment:
As a side note, Steve does take out the garbage, change the oil and get gas in the car, and forget to give me phone messages.


::sigh:: roles
ReplyDeleteeither way somebody has to do x, y, and z right?
I'm practically the man in my family. Ask Landee.
ReplyDelete^^shaves daily.... her FACE!
ReplyDeleteThis kills me. And you'll always be LeeAnn to me. I don't care what the professional world says.
Also, Steve is practically a woman. Just deal with it.
I'm also in charge of killing any spiders. And I pick who says the prayer.
ReplyDeleteway to stake out your territory steve.
ReplyDeleteHilarious!
ReplyDeleteOf course Steve isn't a housewife. Otherwise, why you go about begging for a maid? Also, only a real man could leave for church and forget the baby.
I even pick who says the prayer, and it's always Bailey (12 yr old, so he has the priesthood). You will always be Flem to me.
ReplyDeleteJust remember, mentioning you have a husband may not totally clear up for poor Stephanie.
ReplyDelete^ Krissie is right. And funny. ^
ReplyDeleteThis is awesome (except the part about someone thinking you're a man, Lee). Way to reinvent the system.
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