Wanted: Mrs Mop
As I tip myself out of bed my foot connects with with something long and hard. And painful. Surely a hairbrush doesn't belong there?
I survey the room. A "clothes to be washed" pile. A "clothes to be put away" pile. A "clothes that belong in the dressing up box" pile. Walking through to the sitting room, a wine glass from last night stares accusingly at me from the table. A pile of mail which needs to be re-directed to wherever Ms Ida Green has moved on to.
I can't face the kitchen.
I am not slovenly by nature but I'm increasingly finding that I'm having less and less time to do the things that a good housewife (*ahem*) should. When I get home from work, the last thing I want to do is merrily don the marigolds and spend the next half hour underneath the loo, scrubbing away to my heart's content. I'm not some old scrubber y'know.
I've always seen myself as more of a sit-with-feet-up-watching-other-people-do-the-cleaning kind of a gal. So that's why I've come to the decision that I'm going to have to get myself a lady what does. I'm sufficiently right-wing in outlook not to have pangs of guilt about this, however, I do have a number of stipulations.
- Mrs Mop must infact be a Mr Mop
- Wearing a small pinny
- Topless
- Oh, and I'd have to vet him before he starts for "ease on the eye" credentials.
Apparently there's a market for this sort of thing...









