do what feels like 70% of the house work: this will mean that I'm doing my fair share, since we men tend to exaggerate our contribution to chores

1. Make the bed (8 minutes)
2. Clean off my desk (20 minutes)
3. Wash and put away the clothes (1 hour)
4. Vacuum (20 minutes)
5. Put some stitches in the duvet (45 minutes)

1. Clean the office
2. File away the sheet music
3. Clean the guest room
4. Clean the bedroom
5. Wash a few loads, including the sheets
6. Clean out the fridge
7. Vacuum
8. Clean the bathroom (floor, tub, and sink)
9. Fix Kim’s trinket dish
10. Make the bed with clean sheets, change the pillowcases

Today I will:

1. Wash and fold the clothes
2. Put away the clothes in the bedroom
3. Clean the bathroom
4. Put away her CDs
5. Organize the office
6. Organize my bags
7. Make the bed
   
   I might also:
   
   
8. Vacuum the carpets
9. Go to the grocery store for bleach and dye

Today I will:

1. Fold and put away two loads of clothes
2. Wash two more loads of clothes
3. Iron my shirts and pants
4. Tidy the office and bedroom
5. Vacuum

I also

1. finished trimming the hedges
2. cooked dinner once
3. washed all the clothes
4. bleached a load that I stained back to white again
5. dyed my black stuff again, and
6. did the dishes a few times

1. vacuum the carpets
2. do a few loads of laundry
3. dye my clothes again
4. trim the hedges
5. weed the beds
6. plant some ground-cover and flowers

1. really clean the inside of the car
2. weed the beds
3. wash my parent’s windows and mirrors
4. do the laundry

1. Wash the car
2. Do the laundry
3. Vacuum my parent’s house

1. Finish weeding the beds
2. Cut back the crepe myrtle
3. Clean the office
4. Clean Simone’s litter box

1. Clean the bedroom and library
2. Weed the beds
3. Clean the car
4. Trim the hedges
5. Wash, fold, and put away the rest of the clothes