If you're new here, you may want to subscribe to my RSS feed right now, before you forget, to get the latest posts. Thanks for visiting!Don’t fidget. Some husbands are never still for a moment. They walk in and out of rooms like a wandering Jew; they play with the salt at dinner; they draw ...[Read More]

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Don’t look at things solely from a man’s point of view. Put yourself in your wife’s place and see how you would like some of the things she has to put up with. From a very helpful 1913 advice book for husbands. ----- If you enjoyed this post be sure to grab the RSS feed or ...[Read More]

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Don’t keep all your best jokes for your men friends. Let your wife share them. From a very helpful 1913 advice book for husbands. ----- If you enjoyed this post be sure to grab the RSS feed or get posts by email so you don't miss a bit of what's to come. Steve ...[Read More]

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Don’t be too grave or solemn. Raise a bit of fun in the home now and then. From a very helpful 1913 advice book for husbands. ----- If you enjoyed this post be sure to grab the RSS feed or get posts by email so you don't miss a bit of what's to come. Steve ...[Read More]

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Don’t slouch. No one who cares for a man likes t see him acquire a slouching habit. From a very helpful 1913 advice book for husbands. ----- If you enjoyed this post be sure to grab the RSS feed or get posts by email so you don't miss a bit of what's to come. Steve ...[Read More]

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Don’t stoop even if your work is desk-work. Your wife wants to see you straight and broad-chested. From a very helpful 1913 advice book for husbands. ----- If you enjoyed this post be sure to grab the RSS feed or get posts by email so you don't miss a bit of what's to come. Steve ...[Read More]

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Don’t flourish a grimy handkerchief about because you have forgotten to take a clean one out of your box or your drawer. If your wife provides you with a reasonable stock , you might at least take the trouble to remember to use them. From a very helpful 1913 advice book for ...[Read More]

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Don’t take it out on your poor wife every time you have a headache or cold. It isn’t her fault, and she has enough to do in nursing you , without having to put up with ill-humor into the bargain. From a very helpful 1913 advice book for husbands. ----- If you enjoyed this post be ...[Read More]

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Don’t increase the necessary work of the house by leaving all your things lying about in different places. If you are not tidy by nature, at least be thoughtful of others. From a very helpful 1913 advice book for husbands. ----- If you enjoyed this post be sure to grab the RSS feed or ...[Read More]

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Don’t throw cigar-ends into the bowl of water your wife keeps in front of the gas-fire. They are not ornamental and your wife will not be pleased. From a very helpful 1913 advice book for husbands. ----- If you enjoyed this post be sure to grab the RSS feed or get posts by email so you ...[Read More]

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Don’t sit down to breakfast in your shirt-sleeves in hot weather on the ground that “only your wife” is present. She is a woman like any other woman. The courtesies you give to womankind are her due, and she will appreciate them. From a very helpful 1913 advice book for ...[Read More]

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Don’t drop cigarette ash all over the drawing-room carpet. Some people will tell you that it improves the colors, but your wife won’t care to try that recipe. From a very helpful 1913 advice book for husbands. ----- If you enjoyed this post be sure to grab the RSS feed or get posts ...[Read More]

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