I didn’t intend to come off as being bitter, I merely found the ads entertaining and I had a little bit of fun going over the top and playing the devil’s advocate. It made for some interesting discussion and it was all in good fun. Duh.

Although I appreciate your concern, I assure you I had a refreshingly traditional and undistorted upbringing. My parents are still married, my dad worked and my mom stayed home and cooked us dinner every night. She also served on the PTA, did all of the housework and gave us our baths before bed. I loved it.

I love to cook, bake and take care of people myself. I am certainly not bitter nor am I a feminist or a lesbian (not that I think there’s anything wrong with that.)

I don’t feel the need to defend my intelligence because you clearly don’t know me at all – I would like to note however that both of my grandfathers served in WWII and one of them was on the beach at Normandy on D-Day. At his memorial service earlier this year I centered my eulogy around his service to his country and made great mention of how hard he worked to ensure that my grandma was able to stay home and raise their children.

I’d make a joke about how I kept myself out of the kitchen long enough to attend college and learn the fancy abbreviations you speak of but it’s evident that my humor is not well received. Cheers!

The woman burning dinner reminds me of myself :) Only I wear yoga pants, a tee, and a ponytail and my husband gets his own beer :)