For the sake of discussion, let's assume that beautiful, spacious country kitchen is real;

and not some zoomey background.  Wow! Whadda kitchen, in that spacious country house - probably three floors, with two or even three bedrooms on the third floor.  Everything in good repair - when the forecast is for three to four inches of rain, and high wind, no worries.  Just plenty of white-space for a large family: in the couple's case, a lot of grandchildren to come visit, and stay over in the bedrooms their mom or dad had slept in, when they were kids.  Anyway, in her kitchen, the only thing sitting upon the miles of counter, was a nuker.   Oh, i'm sure, not shown in the podcast, was another few miles of counter, where the coffeepot and toaster, maybe a blender, sat.  But there were miles of cupboards, above and below, so the blender probably sat free and easy upon conveniently accessed shelf whitespace.

When you have space, and all is in good repair, makes a BIG difference in how much housewifey can get done, while keeping everything squeaky clean: not a cobweb, or dust bunny, anywhere!  Big difference!  Was thinking about all this, when happened to ... yikes, a snarl of cobwebs at the base of a chair.  Well, took the mop to that.

Living in an old house, that needs some work, can only imagine what the lady, who used to live here, back in the mid80s, had to deal with.  Not only was the space really not adequate for a family of four, she also worked full-time.  Yep, most the housework, childcare, and grocery runs, and such other free delivery service, was put upon her shoulders.  Won't go into detail, but some years later, someone had said to me, that the house was "not clean."  

Well, i guess not!  Needless to say, this bit of old (and very common) news was told by a woman who lived in a newer, better repaired, and probably more spacious house.  Btw, mrs.whitegloves's husband also made better money (and didn't drink).  Yeah, booze is one skanky, gender-bending homewrecker - something about compromising the cerebral cortex, makes men less manly, and women less feminine...sounds like baphomet at work).

All's i know is, the Lord did not intend for people to live, to work, in crampy spaces - where maintenance is like ten times the hassle.  There's a Scripture in, i think Psalms - or maybe, Proverbs - where a redeemed person, King David, maybe, is set in a "large room."  As a second witness, here and there, Scripture talks about "mansions."  Jesus niChrist talks about his Father's house are many mansions.  (John 14:2) 

Someone had tried to say that "mansion" means a room.  Well, even if that was the case, that "room" wouldn't be some shabby-ars'd (insanely priced) $200 per week efficiency - talk about word-games.  The "range" was like that, bluck; a family of four lived there.  Babysat there over one right, and slept on two kitchen chairs - there were rats in the place, because one had died beneath their christmas tree.

Anyway, looked up the word "mansion" in the dictionary.  A mansion is a nice house with multiple rooms.  The example given is a manor house - ya know, big kitchen, and more than two crampoid bedrooms.

Yep, this post is getting all over the map, but hey, it happens.  Anyway, that family had neighbors who lived two units down.  Also, a family of four, their place, so neat, so clean, and uncluttered.  Oh, let us guess, the father, the Man of the house, evidently was - uhm, like not boozing, not drugging, but working to secure a better place for his wife and children.

So glad this blog is virtually unknown, because, frankly, dealing with ever SHRILLLL red-pill peevies...eh, no thanks.  They'd go on with the typical pity-play, "it's all men's fault."   Uhm, yeah... call it, the bane of leadership, ask any supervisor.  Bruh.  Of course these guys bash education; that's apparent enough, because, evidently, they generally don't read much.  Do these guys even realize, there have been studies done - and good luck finding the stats, because the study was done about 20 years ago - and, even then, suppressed, because of it's political incorrectness.  Think it might have been discussed in a journal called "Mankind Quarterly."  Also, back in the early days of the internet, were articles concerning the same quasi forbidden subject.

That subject being, stats revealing that on average men are 3 to 5 iq points higher than women.  In short, men are slightly smarter than women.  Well, that makes sense, since the Lord created men to be the innovators and problem solvers.  At atleast one of the sources, they showed a bell chart: for the men, the curve was lower and more distributed, while for the women, the curve was higher and less distributed.  In short, more men are either geniuses or morons, while more women are around average.

  

Not to say there are no genius women; it is believed that Ayn Rand had an iq of around 180 - that's VERY smart.  Btw, she had grown up in communist russia, and what that reprobate government did to her father - who was wanting to provide for his family...well, yeah, guess she would have copped an attitude:/

Anyway, there's sewing to done, and it won't raise itself up and do itself.

"In my Father's house are many mansions : if it were not so, I would have told you.  I go to prepare a place for you."  John 14:2