Well, Jim wouldn't say so, but maybe if he read this he would feel different! 
Actual article in Good Housekeeping 1955! I know you can't read it so well but here's some of the highlights.
- have dinner ready 15 minutes before he gets home
-refresh yourself
-catering for his comforts will provide you with immense personal satisfaction.
- Greet him with a smile and show sincerity in your desire to please him.
-remember HIS topics of conversation are more important than YOURS
-Never complain if he comes home late or goes out to eat dinner or other places of ENTERTAINMENT without you
-Don't complain if he's late for dinner or stays out ALL NIGHT
-Don't question him about his actions or judgements. You have no right to question him.
AND LAST BUT NOT LEAST
-A GOOD WIFE ALWAYS KNOWS HER PLACE!!!
right. I've failed.
Thursday, January 17, 2008
I'm a bad wife
Posted by Katey at 4:49 PM
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What, Katey? You don't know your place? I know mine. It's right at the top of the totem pole. (Luckily for me, Matt put me there!) Miss you guys!
DK
KATIE!
How the hell are ya!
I found your post through Hollie's and I'm stoked to find a lil sumthin' from my past! wow - you look so well-adjusted and happy! I'm glad you are doing so great! From the license, it looks like you ended up in Kentucky?! And is that cute lil kid yours?!!?
Let me know how/why/where you are!
Best Wishes,
Christie Wilkes
christieandchris.blogspot.com
Is't that halarious! I wouldn't have made it in the 50's. LOL! :o)
My dad read a bunch of this article at my wedding breakfast. How embarrassing... And no, my wife didn't take the hint (for which I'm glad).
Hi Katey
I guess I never realized that you were on a link in Denise's blog! Thanks for saying hi, that is awesome. You guys look great! I have seen that article before and got a great big laugh out of it!! I am FAR from the ideal wife according to that! It will be fun to keep up with you. I am just loving that we finally started a blog.
Thank GOD I wasn't married in those days. Wait, I WOULDN'T have been married;) I would have chosen to work the streets instead... more fun that way ;) See you in a few weeks!
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