Easily disparaged and seen as the lowest of the lows, housework is often confined to the shadows. It is work we would always rather someone else do. But Mary Townsend considers the intrinsic value of domesticity and the underappreciated mental skill required to perform effective housework.

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Housework: there's so much more to a chore

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