This week, my granddaughter is sick and not going to school.
The daughter had to leave on business and she has entrusted us with
on the phone to read the book Pushkin's "the tale of the dead
Princess and the seven knights".
Granddaughter at home reading on the phone the tale,
I'm at home listening and watching on the computer
correctly she reads. We have distance learning...
And here I am listening to her reading, and she think...
"White-faced, Chernobrov, gentle disposition of such..."
The Princess, it would seem, just a dream - ideal for all seasons.
First she lived in the Palace with his father and nannies, then
the manor with seven warriors. And all her petted and nurtured.
But when she briefly left alone, the girl immediately
managed to eat some poisoned stuff.
Thank God that the king's son Elisha is not delayed.
This "Princess", probably after the wedding will remain
naive, gullible, no charge, nothing
not decisive wife"daughter".
And why would she change the habitual attitude to life,
by the way, remarkably comfortable.
Man, maybe I try once to educate a wife
even though the house in order to restore learn.
Yes, unlike the typical "Princess" in real life
a Princess out of a fairy tale, there is one very good difference
she is not lazy and kept the house heroes perfectly clean.
In life this type of women engaged in housework rarely
and reluctantly.
The attempts of her husband to remake "forever dormant" half
fail and he cleans, prepares and
shopping goes...
And earns money. Well, of course, who's the boss?
A "Princess" feels loved, protected, surrounded by
care and worship. So it's fine!
No wonder many smart ladies play the role of "weak and defenseless" and
great with it.
And, characteristically, they achieve their goals quickly and painlessly.
I would like for the man to return to the house where his waiting
really looking forward to he cooked, washed, etc.
And differently, as "Princess" you're lucky.
Someone even like it, but someone eventually bugged
children unfed and empty pots that he runs without
looking back.
In fact, such distribution of roles in the family,
of course, not quite normal, although many families
there are quite painless and even happy...