One afternoon recently, Paul says, he was home making dinner when Pat burst in the door, having come straight from a frustrating faculty meeting.
She then drives home, makes dinner, bathes the children, reads to them for about an hour and puts them to bed.
More depressing news from the long road to pay equality: men who hold "traditional" views (believing that women should be at home making dinner, for instance) are rewarded to the tune of about £5,000 extra in their pay packets each year.
I'd do my days work, dash back to the school, bring him home, make dinner, put him to bed, and right at the end of the day, once the house was quiet, I'd sit down and try to write.
I run a school, so before this siege I would go there every day with my sons, who are 10 and 12, they would study and play with the other students, then we would come home, make dinner, watch TV together.
I needed to get home, make dinner, do some laundry.
Every night after my "day job" I go home, make dinner, spend time with my family, and do the housework.
I have a studio in Bed-Stuy so I'll go there and paint all day and then I'll come home, make dinner, sketch, and draw all night in my studio at home.
If every time one's father came home he made dinner, then one might just end up learning if daddy is home then dinner will come soon, which is a propositional structure.
As always, whoever got home earlier made dinner, and the other one did the dishes.
