Advice from Judith Martin, Nicholas Ivor Martin and Jacobina Martin.
In this modern age, many workers have the option of working from home at least part of the week. My husband is one of them.
I never know what days he is going to stay home, nor where he’ll choose to work: It’s often the kitchen, but it’s sometimes our home office, the dining room or the living room. If I plan to, say, sort papers in our office, he may instead spend the whole day there taking conference calls. The end result is that I’m the one whose daytime routine is messed up.
I feel like the maid who is working around the employer’s desk. The sink fills with extra dishes that I must wash. The tables now have stray crumpled napkins or used dishes on them. His work papers, computers, dossiers, books and other office sundries are everywhere.: What you and your husband seem to share is the notion that you have no say about this because he is the main wage-earner.
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