I Hate Chores

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Jeanny tagged me with this. I love to do this because it reminds me of my hate for only 1 thing...

This meme is pretty simple. Here are the rules:

1.) List down the household chores you hate and why. Do you think you can survive without helpers and nannies?

2.) Copy the image.

3.) Tag as many girlfriends you want, the daddies and hubbies can also join.

4.) Add your blog’s link in the domesticated divas linky love. You can add all your blogs.

5.) Leave ME a comment and I’ll add you up in the masterlist.

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Well, I really hate a general cleaning! That's one chore i don't really love. In the mornings, I cook, clean up the house, prepare coffee, and attend to the kids, however, every weekends, I can't help myself from leaving the house, very DIRTY. I tend to do general cleaning every weekend. I just hate the dust... Really, and Hubby keeps on sneezing when he meets Mr. Dust!

I love washing dishes, but I hate laundry washing. I love cooking, but cleaning up the casseroles, and other cooking stuffs I am no good at.

So there, what's the chores you like the least?

I am tagging only one, the only Hubby in my blogroll, RICO.

I's like to know what chores do husbands dislike.

Comments

Anonymous said…
Thanks for the tag Sheng! Will post mine tomorrow. I'm currently thinking of a chore I actually really do, hehe
8/11/2008 1:18 AM
Anonymous said…
I absolutely hate washing dishes. That's why when I bought this house, I demanded Mr H buy me a dishwasher ^_^
8/11/2008 6:07 AM
Eds said…
hi sheng! general cleaning of the house is a very tough chore. i am just so lucky to have a husband that always help me in doing household chores. kaya hindi ako gaanong nahihirapan.
8/11/2008 7:32 PM
Anonymous said…
I don't like doing the laundry and cooking complicated dishes. But I thoroughly enjoy ironing. =)
8/13/2008 10:29 AM
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