I hope he doesn't just get half a bowl of porridge like she does for her and Myles.
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No he gets half a round of dry bread and a cup of water...if he's been good
Must be to stock up for himself and Alistair ,you know all the empty food wrappers and pot noodles she finds in Alistairs room( and gives off about ) but never shows in her food hauls .
Some of the comments on this thread set feminism back about 75 years.
Claire is the little wife, Graham is the poor husband whose wife doesn’t cook his meals well enough. If my husband was waiting for me to make his breakfast he’d be waiting a hell of a long time
Claire is the little wife, Graham is the poor husband whose wife doesn’t cook his meals well enough. If my husband was waiting for me to make his breakfast he’d be waiting a hell of a long time
Claire wears the trousers in that house but I do think she enjoys being quite traditional.Some of the comments on this thread set feminism back about 75 years.
Claire is the little wife, Graham is the poor husband whose wife doesn’t cook his meals well enough. If my husband was waiting for me to make his breakfast he’d be waiting a hell of a long time
I can’t believe she took them to see Peter Rabbit Isn’t that more for kids Myles age?
Isn’t that more for kids Myles age?I’m sure Graham must eat plenty when he’s out of the house - he looks quite chunky to me despite having a manual job.
I’m sure his mum will make sure he’s well fed
It’s a pointless argument, he’s a grown man. If he can’t feed himself then... ick. He’s constantly popping back for breakfast, lunch, home to tea on the table then he’s always got snacks in the weekly shop.
Um nope totally not mine want to see it there 13 yrs down to 1 yearI can’t believe she took them to see Peter Rabbit
I thought the first one was more a PG than a U ,there was more grown up humour in it ,don't know what the second ones like.
Oh fair enough, I thought it was aimed at very young kids.
Yes by his age he really should be helping out with basic chores round the house, as should Violet. I’m the youngest and I remember my chore for years was to set the table for dinner. Not tricky for a child of their age.
Actually thinking maybe I should get my kids to start that
I disagree unfortunately, 4 is too young to be making beds. Just my opinion. I think Claire enjoys doing things around the house too, she is very traditional in that sense.
They both used to make their beds ,maybe they get up later now
A 12 year old should at least pull their bedding over and pick up after themselves, mine has done it for years. It takes her two seconds and then I’ll go in and neaten it up for her. She wouldn’t be leaving it in the state Alister does with stuff all over the floor but I think Claire’s probably never asked him to do it.
She used to say Alistair is supposed to make his bed ,so she must've asked him .
My 12 year old can make dinner, wash dishes, hoover, garden, wash a car, clean her bathroom so I agree, Claire’s 12 year old could tidy his room and make a bed.
Making your bed is the easiest thing in the world! Imagine your mammy coming in your room when you’re in high school to make your bed
I imagine him to be a right stroppy babyMy 12 year old can make dinner, wash dishes, hoover, garden, wash a car, clean her bathroom so I agree, Claire’s 12 year old could tidy his room and make a bed.
Making your bed is the easiest thing in the world! Imagine your mammy coming in your room when you’re in high school to make your bed
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