“Mom and dad watched TV, as suddenly my mother said,” I’m tired, I will go to bed. “I soaked the beans, pulled the meat from the freezer for tomorrow dinner, checked whether Musley was enough for breakfast, pouring sugar into the candy, putting on the table with a plate.

She hung wet things on a dryer and sewed a cut button. She gathered toys scattered throughout the living room, put the phone on charging. Watering the flowers, inserting a new garbage package and corrected with a crumpled towel. She sighed, stretched and went to the bedroom. She stopped for a moment to write a message to the teacher, put money to the child on tomorrow’s excursion and got a book from under the chair. Then washed, lubricated the face with cream and brushed teeth ‘

– Didn’t you go to bed? The Pope shouted. After brushing her teeth, she poured water to the dog in a bowl. She closed the front door key and turned off the light in the hallway. She looked at the children, switched off their light and TV, picked up a shirt and socks from the floor, and took them to a dirty laundry basket. She talked to her eldest son who was still doing lessons.

After reaching the bedroom, she put a clock, prepared things the next morning, tidied up the shoes in the hallway and added three points to the list of urgent affairs. At this point, Dad turned off the TV and said, “I went to bed.” And, indeed, without thinking, he went to the bedroom. In general, nothing special. Why do women live longer? Because they can’t go in advance: they have too many things … ”. Samantha Vilky and Sarah Brun (from a book “how to live when everything is on you”).