@tenredthings yes, that and the US - UK trade deal. We are in unchartered territory.
@Bertucci, I would identify as a farmer too, I grew up on a farm, however have now had the experience of running a business from someone else’s holding, very differently and with in-laws living close by which adds a ‘different’ perspective on the whole thing. I thought the phrase ‘farmer’s wife’ lends itself to questions of a different variety than had I put ‘farmer’.
@Maryann1975 my DH is no domesticated in anyway shape or form. We have three children between us ranging from 10-1 with a baby on the way. If the house isn’t immaculate, I couldn’t care less, if meals aren’t prepared or on time, I couldn’t give a hoot. There are 4 of them and 1 of me.
DH’s father died before he was born, his mother taught him that women took responsibility for bringing up/looking after children, laundry, cooking, housework, lighting fires, being at their husband’s beck and call etc. She was the female equivalent of a chauvinistic pig. I’ve refused to bow to any of the above. DH will do most things without being asked/nagged now. I thought he was a lost cause when we first met though!