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We Favour the Stronger Sex (From Mr NANA, Provincial High School of Kaya)

A man works an average of eight hours a day.
A woman, on the other hand, labours at least half as long again.
While you’re dozing on the train, she’s taking the kids to school.
As your secretary makes your first cup of coffee for the day, your wife is halfway through the laundry.
When you knock off for lunch, she’s stuck in the supermarket check-out.
During your afternoon meeting with clients, she ‘s somewhere upstairs with the Hoover.
Then, back to school again for the kids.
By the time you get home in the evening, exhausted, she’s still got another three hours to go.
We’re not saying that you should work any harder than you already do.
Just that maybe her life could be easier in general.
That’s why we lean a little more to your wife when we plan our homes.
Like arranging our houses in such a way that she doesn’t feel cut off from the outside world.
Providing areas with green grass and tress where your children can play in complete safety.
Eliminating nooks and crannies in the house so it is easier to clean.
Positioning the house in such a way that it get the maximum amount of sunlight.
Providing enough storage5 space.
And a nursery school right on the site.
This may not sound very much to you. But you don’t know what it’s like to be a woman.