Entry 17: Time Management ... again

Come home and - apparently - she has been home all day. But the dining table - full of papers - has not been tidied, the guest room is full of drying clothes, food shopping was done after picking up from school and cooking for dinner has only just started.

She has chosen to live life as a home-maker - never something that I wanted or asked for. She could go out to work but chooses not to. Is it unfair to suggest that she take accountability for the home.

I do a tonne of work anyway and start a 'second shift' when I come back from the office. And I do that happily ... but then also get criticised for what I am doing and the way I am doing it.

What has she been doing all day? No doubt clothes folding will start at 10 pm.

I could do it but I will inevitably be told - as in the past - that my folding is inadequate.

I am a messy person myself but this is getting even beyond me.

Time management is the worst I have EVER seen.

AAAAAAAAAAAHHHHHHHHH!!