"housework is" is a perfectly acceptable part of a sentence in written English.
For example, you could say "Housework is a necessary evil in every household."
One thing she definitely does say, in response to Richard Reeves calling for more men to help out with housework, is: "Is this what you want for yourselves by 2043, guys?
Even housework is enjoyable.
Housework is probably the No. 1 cause of friction.
Housework is still considered optional for men, so it's up to you to change things.
Kids just want to participate, and housework is an environment they are familiar with".
She smilingly complains that in nomadic society housework is harder than herding, and that there is no end to it.
When still a young girl, she tells her mother, "Housework is not what I was born to do".
Cigarettes and Housework is the kind of wan, "confessional" outpouring that flags "emotional honesty" as its leading virtue.
So let us be completely clear: housework is the work of the household, by the household, for the household.
What the song argues, and the movie fails to show, is that for kids housework is indeed a game.
The degree to which housework is shared is now one of the two most important predictors of a woman's marital satisfaction.
