Keeping House
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Keeping House
By Margaret Mahy, Wendy SmithAshamed to let the housekeeper see how untidy her house has become, Lizzie Firkin cleans it herself.
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Keeping House: The Litany of Everyday Life
By Margaret Kim PetersonWanting a wife: Judy Syfers [Brady],“I Want a Wife,” Ms., Spring 1972, p. 56. “Housework” quote: Sheldon Harnick,“Housework,” Ms., November 1972 (Volume 1, Issue 5), p. 96. Men don't care about housework: Kathy Fitzgerald Sherman, ...
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Keeping House: Creating Spaces for Sanctuary and Celebration
By Emma BlomfieldBut interior decorator Emma Blomfield can help you start making the most of what you’ve got right now.
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Keeping House: Women’s Lives in Western Pennsylvania, 1790–1850
By Virginia BartlettOf special interest are color and black-and-white photographs of furnishings, housewares, clothing, and portraits from the collections of the Historical Society of Western Pennsylvania. This is not a sentimental account.
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Keeping House
By Margaret MahyAshamed to let the housekeeper see how untidy her house has become, Lizzie Firkin cleans it herself.
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Keeping House: A Novel In Recipes
By Clara SereniFood and its preparation play an integral role in this novel of a young Italian woman struggling to find her own identity in a family of strong personalities and colorful figures.
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Keeping House: Hints and Tips for a Beautifully Clean Home
By Cindy HarrisFresh clean sheets, white fluffy towels and a gleaming kitchen - these are the old-fashioned pleasures that make our busy lives more manageable.
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Keeping House: Hints and Tips for a Beautifully Organized Home
By Cindy HarrisPacked with easy-to-access hints and tips for tackling every element of your home – from stains to drains and wooden floors to glass doors – this is the essential guide to keeping house.
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Keeping House: A Novel in Recipes
By Clara Sereniare free to copy and reproduce them) of Clara Sereni's book, which itself is a literary production.14 The simplicity of certain home recipes proposed in Keeping House indicates a preoccupation with the substance of life, with an almost ...
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Keeping House: Women's Lives in Western Pennsylvania, 1790-1850
By Virginia K. BartlettWe know that Pittsburgh had boarding houses , but very little information exists about them . Hugh Brackenridge remembered the “ pleasant and cultured ” conversation he encountered at the table in Mrs. Earl's boarding house .