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Colleen Coble writes romantic suspense with a strong atmospheric element. A lovable animal of some kind--usually a dog--always populates her novels. She can be bribed with DeBrand mocha truffles.
Denise Hunter writes women's fiction and love stories with a strong emotional element. Her husband says he provides her with all her romantic material, but Denise insists a good imagination helps too.
Diann Hunt writes romantic comedy and humorous women's fiction. She has been happily married forever, loves her family, chocolate, her friends, chocolate, her dog, and well, chocolate.
Cheryl Hodde writes romantic medical suspense under the pen name of Hannah Alexander, using all the input she can get from her husband, Mel, for the medical expertise. For fun she hikes and reads. Out of guilt, she rescues discarded cats. She and Mel are presently taking orders from four pampered strays.
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Cleaning the kitchen...and the boys' room...
putting clean laundry away! My husband has learned we can sell our dressers for all they're worth. I do laundry in the laundry room, get the clean clothes neatly folded into the basket and .... they're still there a week later. We've learned to dress in the laundry room. At least we don't have kids to add to the mix ...
I hate laundry. Maybe for the same reason you hate grocery shopping. You have to handle those clothes so many times. You put them from the hamper into the basket, carry them downstairs. Take them out of the basket and put them in piles. Put the first pile in the washer. Take the wet clothes from washer to the dryer. Take them from the dryer to a basket. Fold them. Put them back in the basket and take them upstairs. Take them out of the basket and hang them up or put them in drawers. And the whole process starts all over again.
I'm with you, I hate grocery shopping. I'd much rather go out to eat. *g*
UH! Thanks a lot Colleen! Now I hate laundry too.
I'm with you: I hate grocery shopping.
I'm with you,Denise. I hate grocery shopping because it takes so long. My legs are always tired by the time I finish it.
I hate laundry too, but my hubby does almost all of the towels, sheets, his clothes and the kid's clothes.
I know, I'm not bragging. I'm just really blessed to have him! :)
Unloading the dishwasher. When I'm loading it I stand there thinking "What an amazingly wonderful invention! The mother of all inventions!" And then it's done and I have to uload that mismash of dishes into different cupboards all over the kitchen and it just makes me shudder.
Most times I have to trick myself to do it. I unload all the clean dishes onto the counter, but OH NO, I'm not going to put them away. It takes me an hour to get them all done because I refuse to do them all at once. Honestly, I think I'm quite weird. And now you will too.
Katie Johnson
I pretty much hate all of the housework that I do (except the cooking, I *LOVE* the cooking!) I hate to dust (it just gets dusty agaian) I hate to iron (I yell at my husband when he wears the freshly ironed clothes...lol) I hate to do the laundry, dishes, vacuum, clean toilets....I need a maid
IRONING!
I love to clean bathrooms and will gladly do ten of them before ironing one shirt. I just dread it. In fact, if an article of clothing doesn't pass my "wrinkle test" in the store, I won't buy it.
I love to do laundry and I don't mind grocery shopping. Dusting's fine, too. I'm not keen on vacuuming, but that's because it's hard on my back.
I'd also rather wash dishes than dry them...probably because I love to play in the water. :D
Everything!! LOL!! No, seriously, I despise sweeping/mopping...
especially since our kitchen floor is SO hard to clean...but that's why I have kids:-)
Oh, I can't wait until my kids are old enough for chores! I mean major chores. LOL!
Okay, what don't I like to do? Uh, grocery shopping of course, although I've never known why. Thanks Denise. It makes sense now.
And I HATE laundry. My husband will sort, wash, dry and fold the laundry, but he won't put it away. That's my job...so we usually have to go rummaging through baskets or stacks of laundry in search of clothes.
Unloading the dishwasher. Can't stand it. Seems like a waste of time. A friend of mine told me her brother was thinking of building a house with two dishwashers. Then you never have to put away your dishes - you wash them, use them and, when they're dirty, move them to the other dishwasher and turn it on. A wonderful cycle that I think has real merit!
Now, ask me to load a dishwasher, and I consider it a work of art! I can stack a dishwasher like nobody's business. I have in my mind, the perfect place for everything and I've been known to rearrange stuff if it's not put in properly....and not only in my dishwasher! I'll move stuff around in other people's, too. LOL! Kinda like toiletpaper on the roll...it has to be put on the RIGHT way!
I HATE laundry! I don't mind putting clothes in the wash. I don't mind putting clothes in the dryer. Yet, after that, I'm at a loss. I just don't want to go on! So, I end up having to wash clothes twice because they just sit in the washer while the clothes sit untouched in the dryer. And my husband (bless his heart) thinks he is helping when he says, "Hey, I got the laundry started for you! All you have to do it take it out of the dryer and put it away!" Ugh! And even now, when I don't have a dryer and have realized the wonderful world of hung dried clothes (they smell soooo good!) I have this awful task of IRONING!!! Does it ever get easier?
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