I now sort the laundry
it's not such a pain,
and I do like my whites
free of pink stains
The freezer is full
of veggies and fries
but the leftover bags
are still closed with hair ties
I'm trying to read up
on natural food facts
I don't want to moniter
Will's weekly Big Mac
Hotdogs and sliders
are listed with fish
Will, you can eat 'um
But you will clean the dish
I now talk the talk
of grocery store jargon
I've hit a new realm
of finding the bargain
I'm cleaning and cooking
quite Stepford I feel,
but my love for my husband
makes me quite real
I've accustomed myself
to household affairs
but I still remain true
to my sweet unique flare.
It takes time to become
domesticated
I still think some things
are way over rated.
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1 comment:
I love it! I love the poem, the apron, and the dress. Save that picture. In time you won't be cooking in heels, you'll be wearing sweats and you'll have a baby on your hip.
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