Kiev , Last week of Jan

[groovlstk]

Someone here adviced to cook home. He told, its a good way to get to know each other closer/better. Hmm...
 I have a question then: how important for u to know ur lady's cooking skills? Is that so important, indeed?

Like Kuna and Bruno, I love to cook and each weekend I end up battling my fiancee because she thinks I should rest instead of cooking for us, but I truly enjoy it.

I could care less how well she cooks and it was never a factor in our courtship. That said, any guy who drops $100 each and every night on dinner during a visit to Ukraine or Russia is setting a difficult precedent -- he may be giving her the impression that this is what life will be like if she accepts his offer of marriage and moves to his country.

[Mir]

Three men were having a chat:

The first says:' When I got married I told my Filipino wife that I will cook,clean,wash dishes etc. but since I work full time to earn our living it will take me a few days to do this. The first two days I saw nothing but on the third day when I got home my dinner was cooked,the house was clean,the dishes were done and that how it is since then'

The Second one says:'Well when I married my Russian wife I told her on the first night that cooking,cleaning,washing etc. is her responsibility.First two days I saw nothing,third day some improvement and by the 4th day everything is as I had told her and no complains since'

The third man:'When I married my American wife I told her on the wedding night that she needs to do all the cooking,she needs to wash the dishes and the laundry,clean the house and cut the grass.First two days I did not see anything.By the third day most of the swelling had gone down and I could just see enough from the left eye to make something to eat,put the dishes in the dishwasher and go out to find a cleaner and a gardener'