I've Come to the Decision That I Need a Domestic Helper

Unfortunately, usually boring as shit to be around, but they like it when you order them around.


Only if you take the boring ones. I, myself, prefer the intelligent and fun ones. They're more fun to own, too, since they usually have ego's and can sometimes be arrogant.

And it's always fun putting an ego in its place. ;)
 
Dammit, and I officially start back to work tomorrow. This is what you get for not employing me last spring. :mad:
 
I'm thinking 8 days a month.
One heavy day to include windows, deep cleaning etc.
The other days are for wash/dry/iron, general cleaning and the like.:cool:

All depends on how you want to do it. If you are in that position you likely know people that have the same service. Talk with them and see who they use. There are housekeeping services but they tend to be expensive.
I had a person for years that was recomended by a co-worker.
She had a list of clients and spent a few hours a week at each house.

Insurance can be a factor where the service has it and the independant doesn't
 
I want to get a maid service but then I don't because I don't like strangers in my home. The work gets overwhelming at times but not so much I'd pay some creepy hotel housekeeping reject to do it.
 
I want to get a maid service but then I don't because I don't like strangers in my home. The work gets overwhelming at times but not so much I'd pay some creepy hotel housekeeping reject to do it.

Isn't that what kids are for?
 
Wanna come and do some work under my desk?

I thank you for the employment opportunity, but I'm very happy with my new boss. :cattail:

We used to participate in a game overseas called "Smiles." You would all sit a a big round table, put pesos in the pot, and the local ladies of the bar would give head. The one to make you smile would win the pot.


Le sigh.:cool:

There needs to be a version of this game that better serves the ladies. I will invent it. *nods*
 
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