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Freddie

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3. I shop and cook, he cleans

Reply to obamanut2012 (Original post)

Sat Nov 24, 2012, 04:25 PM

Nov 2012

Thanksgiving and the rest of the year too. Works for us. However, on major holidays the kitchen is "casually unkempt" (leftovers put away but not much else) after dinner until guests leave so we can enjoy their company. Grandma is no doubt rolling in the grave.

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Thanksgiving Cleanup [View all] obamanut2012 Nov 2012 OP

I cooked. yellerpup Nov 2012 #1

The women of my family would kill the men of my family if they did not help. hrmjustin Nov 2012 #2

I shop and cook, he cleans Freddie Nov 2012 #3

lol obamanut2012 Nov 2012 #4

Most thanksgivings cleanup is communal rrneck Nov 2012 #5

Most of the "main" cooking is done by tkmorris kdmorris Nov 2012 #6

My wife did most of the cooking, i cooked the turkey, and I did 90% of the cleanup. Warren DeMontague Nov 2012 #7

Anytime I cook something sizeable, he cleans LadyHawkAZ Nov 2012 #8

I helped my former father-in-law with the cooking & I did most of the cleanup Kaleva Nov 2012 #9

my sister and i cook fizzgig Nov 2012 #10

I *like* to cook. FloridaJudy Nov 2012 #11

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