I think this would be a good book to have for Provident Living. Our pioneer ancestors didn't have supermarkets or farmer's markets to buy groceries, they didn't have washer & dryer's (I wash my clothes out by hand as I live in an apartment), they didn't have cars or buses to get around, they didn't have foodstamps or welfare or even social security checks. But families back then helped one-another. A sick aunt or mother was taken care of by their families. They had large families back then and everyone helped with the chores: from spring planting, to weeding the gardens, growing vegetables, and the many chores the mother's had such as cooking over a wood stove, ironing, washing clothes in hot boiling water than having to put them on clotheslines and iron. They didn't have microwave ovens back then either. A cake was made from scratch, bread was home-made, and the only treats the kids got were at Christmas time. My mother said for Christmas t...
So true! Men are jerks everywhere it seems.
ReplyDeleteMen do not know how to treat a lady like a lady, we as men need to treat women with honor and respect. I am looking for a relationship myself. Thanks
ReplyDeleteI has so glad to finally read this about Alaskan men. I was married to one and spent 15 months of pure hell being beat, locked up and tortured. Imagine my surprise to watch him on the Joan Rivers show in 1989 advertising in the first issue of Alaska Men Magazine for a new bride to torture. Ladies, if a good looking bachelor cannot find a bride, then Too Good To Be True applies here!! At least one of them is a Monster!
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