NATIONAL HOUSEWIFE’S DAY
National Housewife's Day sets aside November 3rd to recognize the millions of hardworking housewives. The day honors the stay-at-home moms who take care of the children and the home. It's a 24/7 job that sometimes does not get the thank you that is much deserved.
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The term housewife is an old term stemming from the days when most families were supported by one income. The father worked, and the mother stayed home to take care of the house and the children. These days, usually both parents work outside the home. According to the Bureau of Labor and Statistics, in 61 % of households with children, both parents work outside the home.
The age of the children impacts how much a parent stays home. And it isn't always the mother who stays home. Sometimes it's the dad. So, househusbands are on the rise. Cheers to you, too! However, current statistics are difficult to find.
Even so, those who stay home and manage a household have a difficult task. Those who stay home are considered to be domestic engineers, managing budgets, children, and organizing the life of the house.
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The Mamdani win to be Mayor of New York City. What a slap in the face to our young men and women that went to war, were maimed and killed, after 9/11.
Looking at photos of Mamdami, I notice his eyes. His eyes are cold and hard and don't connect to his audience. Even when he smiles, the smile doesn't reach his eyes. I look at his eyes and see someone I don't trust. I see someone who will blame others for his failures, and not be able to find a solution. I'm glad I don't live in NYC.
