A Full Days Work As A Housewife/Homemaker:
My day goes alittle like this~ I wake up at 6am to get both of the children up, cook them breakfast before school and off to school we go, drive and drop off both of them, head home to wake hubby for his breakfast before work, then it's dish cleaning time. After he leaves for work it's clean up the house time, by 11am I am back out of the house to pick up my youngest from school, then back home, do homework (if any) and lunch. About 2pm he may or may not be taking a nap either way there is another round of picking up his toys and whatnot, at 3pm i'm back out picking up my oldest from school, do any shopping that may need done and errands such as banking, paying bills, fruit market, ect., by 5pm were back home preparing for dinner and getting the oldest homework done, by 6pm dinners is done we all sit and have great family time (if hubby is home by then) then again more dishes, then it's baths and laundry time, by 7:30pm we relax talk about the day, watch alittle tv and by 9pm the children are off to bed. By 10pm I am so exausted I am off to bed aswell (most times). So from 6am - 9pm = 15 hrs a day i'm busy with household things but a wife/mothers duty is really a 24 hr a day job. on the other hand my hubby may work about 12 hours, but with breaks and time to himself, when he comes home he showers, prays, eats/tea and on the couch/computer he goes.
What should I get paid? Hmmm, honestly my job is priceless, but figureatively speaking all I ask for are decent clothing, a nice car, a stable home and any neccessities I may need. And time off now and then (to collect some of the sanity that I may have lost throughout the day) LOL.... I love being a stay at home mom, knowing my children are safe, my husband happy and my life is in order. I wouldn't give it up for and outside job, however when they are all grown up I may reconsider. Peace to everyone.
BTW: if your wondering after being so exhusted why i'm up so late posting this, is because my brother is very ill and I can't seem to easily close my eyes.