A Terrible Guatemalan Wife
Posted on April 16, 2008 - Filed Under Guatemala |
You know what makes a good Guatemalan wife? Allow me to enlighten you . . .
A good Guatemalan wife:
- Washes all clothes by hand, in boiling water, if necessary, until they are sparkling clean.
- Makes perfect rice with vegetables where each grain is separated and perfectly firm.
- Doesn´t have big ambitions, just supports her husband.
- Is a great housekeeper, mopping the floor every five minutes.
- Never, ever dreams of letting her children play in dirt or water.
- Happily turns her kids over to the local school as soon as they turn 3.
- Is adept at producing a variety of complicated dishes that take an entire day to prepare.
- Would never sit at the computer for hours on end.
So, do you think I make the cut? ![]()
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Oh goodness, I know I certainly wouldn’t. Well I do make really good rice (thanks to my rice cooker), but not so much with the rest of that.
Whoa, are you kidding me? I wouldn’t make the cut either, and wouldn’t want to! I bet it’s hard for you just because you feel they’re judging you. Irving chose you, though, NOT a typical Guatemalan wife. And I think he made a very good choice.
Yikes, though I have to say this list made me laugh. The rice thing I also have down pat, but the washing by hand. Ugh. I don’t think so.