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I'm not sure what life issues you are referring to, but I sometimes find that when things are crazy in my working life, it helps to just switch it all off and d

• pnathan 10y ago
  > sometimes find that when things are crazy in my working life, it helps to just switch it all off and do the laundry and clean the house. I'm not talking about work. Keeping my personal life off the InterTubes, let's say your aging parent is in hospice, and you spend most of your non-work time visiting them and ensuring their last days on earth are as comfortable as possible. That occurred for an extended family member recently. Other scenarios are quite plausible as well.
• trevyn 10y ago
  Maybe that's why all of these services come out of San Francisco, where nobody has a yard. :-)
• zzalpha 10y ago
  And that's great for you. When I get to the end of a stressful ten hour workday, personally, I'd rather not stare down the barrel of another 3-4 hours of house chores that have piled up due to the aforementioned ten hour work days. And that's just normal life. Anyone living as a caregiver, for example, would probably love to do away with your idyllic vision of pegging clothes on the line in lieu of, say, taking a breath and going for a walk...