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  • How Much Is A Homemaker Worth? We Ran the Numbers for You.

    01/30/2012 1:58:58 PM PST · by SeekAndFind · 78 replies
    Investopedia ^ | 01/17./2012 | Porsche Moran
    The life of a homemaker is one that includes an endless amount of demands and to-dos. Depending on the size of the home and family, the position of homemaker can go well beyond the usual nine to five. We examined some of the tasks that a homemaker might do to find out how much his or her services would net as individual professional careers. We only take into consideration tasks which have monetary values and use the lowest value for each calculation. Private Chef Meal preparation is one of the major tasks of most homemakers. From breakfast to dinner, there...
  • Does a Full-Time Homemaker Swap Her Mind for a Mop?

    11/15/2011 11:54:18 AM PST · by ReformationFan · 49 replies
    Jewish World Review ^ | 11-15-11 | Dennis Prager
    I periodically write and regularly broadcast about male-female issues because I want to help men and women, especially husbands and wives, get along better. But I have developed a secondary reason: to elicit left-wing reactions. They reveal an enormous amount about how the left thinks. For example, one of the biggest left-wing websites (Daily Kos) wrote that "Dennis Prager advocates marital rape." Why? Because I wrote a column in which I suggested that if a woman loves her husband, and if he is a loving and good man, she might not want to be guided solely by "mood" in deciding...
  • Does a Full-Time Homemaker Swap Her Mind for a Mop?

    11/15/2011 7:08:33 AM PST · by SeekAndFind · 14 replies
    National Review ^ | 11/15/2011 | Dennis Prager
    Family life can just as intellectually unrewarding than work. I periodically write, and regularly broadcast, about male–female issues because I want to help men and women, especially husbands and wives, to get along better. But I have developed a secondary reason: to elicit left-wing reactions. They reveal an enormous amount about how the Left thinks. For example, one of the biggest left-wing websites (Daily Kos) wrote that “Dennis Prager advocates marital rape.” Why? Because I wrote a column in which I suggested that if a woman loves her husband, and if he is a loving and good man, she might...
  • Phyllis Schlafly: Feminism Has Become a Hot Topic

    02/07/2011 9:59:58 PM PST · by 2ndDivisionVet · 30 replies
    Townhall ^ | February 7, 2011 | Phyllis Schlafly
    The liberals have unjustly blamed Sarah Palin for many things, but there's one thing for which she is probably responsible: making feminism the hot topic that it has become today. Every couple of years, Time and Newsweek ask, "Is Feminism Dead?" but all of a sudden feminism is being discussed and debated in the mainstream media. Feminists have been weighing in to dictate their definition of feminism. Modern feminist Jessica Valenti defined it authoritatively in The Washington Post: "Feminism is a structural analysis of a world that oppresses women, an ideology based on the notion that patriarchy exists and that...
  • The ‘new woman’ is a housewife (educated women has discovered the secret of a happy marriage)

    04/17/2006 5:10:26 AM PDT · by IrishMike · 75 replies · 2,437+ views
    The Sunday Times ^ | April 16, 2006 | Sarah Baxter and Tom Baird
    A NEW breed of educated women has discovered the secret of a happy marriage — opting to stay at home instead of pursuing a career. The phenomenon, in which wives prefer their husbands to be the main breadwinner, has been identified by American sociologists and is now gaining a foothold in Britain. Unlike the housewives of the 1950s, who had little choice over rearing children and acting as homemaker, this generation of women is building on the advances of the feminist movement to determine their optimum lifestyle. The women are predominantly drawn from the middle classes and have young offspring....
  • New Studies Calculate Cost Of Doing Household Chores

    02/26/2003 10:48:01 AM PST · by TroutStalker · 7 replies · 458+ views
    The Wall Street Journal ^ | Wednesday, February 26, 2003 | JANE SPENCER
    <p>Sarah Kalliney doesn't have time to do her laundry, visit her parents or change the cat's litter box. She eats out six nights a week, uses a personal shopper and gets her groceries delivered to her doorstep.</p> <p>But the time-starved Manhattan executive, who bills at roughly $200 an hour, recently spent nearly 10 hours battling her cellphone company, Sprint PCS, over $9 in late fees.</p>