I've washed the dishes, washed the floors
vacuumed the carpets and wiped the doors
The clothes away in all the drawyers
I've stuck to all the cleaning laws
Kim and Aggie would be pleased
But Anthea, I can not appease.
She'd find the dirt on her white glove
the cobweb that I missed above
Did you not read my book she howls
with my tips on folding towels.
Anthea, she's not impressed
and tries to tell me she's knows best.
My House it gleams from top to toe
I've worked all day I should now
My house it gleams I have worked hard
I've tidied the Garden and swept the yard
I dont need Anthea's book of laws
to tell me how to wash my floors.
This poem has not been translated into any other language yet.
I would like to translate this poem
you are a young and vigorous woman.I have now reached the lazy age.I'm looking forward to you jogging my memory again.I remember well when I was just like you.