hould do more or would rather have our partner do. My list was pretty simple and to the point. Lets split everything 50/50 except the bookkeeping, dishwashing, house repairs, yard care/gardening, auto care, and food shopping. I never thought my husband could get so upset with me for being honest, he than turned to me and said "there's a time for fun and games and there's a time to be serious and this is that time". Instead of taking to heart what he said I decided to explain myself so he can see where I coming from.
             Well than, here's the thing I just don't do bookkeeping, house repairs, dishwashing or yard work. You knew this when we first met and I told you no matter how complicated our life got you would never see me do any of these things. The thing is I've never been able to budget anything in my life, no matter how many times my mom and dad sat with me or how many accounting classes I was forced to take, bookkeeping just wasn't may thing and it never will be that's just plain and simple. To be completely honest I was wondering since your doing such a great job at it know, why not just take this on as one of those things you just do. Maybe one day hopefully not to soon you can teach me how to budget the books correctly and I promise I'll give you my undivided attention when that day comes. I'm just hoping that it's not anytime in this century.
             These next two things, are all you baby, and I know you would agree with me, on this one. Gardening and house repairs are pretty much a man's thing. I swear, you guys were just put on this earth to eat, sleep, shit, do house repairs, and yard work it's the golden rule. My dad did it, his da
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