Her husband worked nights as a security guard, and she cooked and did the laundry.
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I was a sort of shot caller in there, because I did the laundry and cooked the meals.
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When his mother worked late, he fixed dinner for his two younger sisters, cleaned the kitchen, did the laundry.
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Sometimes his rapping is tart — "Everybody wanted 'Yandhi'/Then Jesus Christ did the laundry," he raps on "Selah," referring to the album he scrapped for this one.
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A veces, su manera de rapear es ácida —"Everybody wanted 'Yandhi'/Then Jesus Christ did the laundry (Todos querían a 'Yandhi'/Después Jesucristo lavó la ropa)", dice en "Selah", refiriéndose al álbum que canceló para poder crear este.
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" On the track "Selah," he referenced "Yandhi," the album he had planned to release last November, and seemed to point to religion as the reason it was shelved: "Everybody wanted 'Yandhi,'" he rapped, "and Jesus did the laundry.
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During 2006 and 2007, a Clorox commercial that aired nationally showed several generations of women doing laundry. The commercial included the words "Your mother, your grandmother, her mother, they all did the laundry, maybe even a man or two." Feminists criticized the commercial for insinuating that doing laundry is a job for women only. The Clorox slogan, "Mama's got the magic of Clorox", was criticized on similar grounds.
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Most camps were "work camps", which had a quota of acreage to maintain. Some had special functions; for instance the "disability" camp did the laundry, and the "front camp" housed prisoners who worked in the administration building; those inmates worked as clerks, janitors, and maintenance personnel. Each camp usually had no more than 100-200 prisoners. Because the prison population was spread across many units, the population would have difficulty engineering major disturbances.
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These inventions favoured commercial cloth-making and brewing dominated by male workers who had more time, wealth, and access to credit and political influence and who produced goods for sale instead of for direct consumption. Meanwhile, women were increasingly relegated to low-paying tasks like spinning. Besides working independently on their own lands, women could hire themselves out as servants or wage-workers. Medieval servants performed works as required by the employer's household: men cooked and cleaned while women did the laundry.
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Comparing himself to Noah before the story of the Genesis flood took place, West mentions that he is being judged. West delivers Christian rapping, including him using the lyrics: "Everybody wanted Yandhi/Then Jesus Christ did the laundry." The lyrics indicate that West scrapped Yandhi due to his religious beliefs after going through a new birth experience, since he vowed to no longer create secular music, providing fans with meaning of the album being shelved. West uses certain lyrics to reference John 8:33 and John 8:36.
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Residents of Mandaluyong have always been known for their industry. Men did the laundry to the amusement of non-residents until shortly after the war, while the women ironed the clothes. These industrious people trace their roots to Emperor Soledan (also known as “Anka Widyaya” of the Great Madjapahit Empire) and Empress Sasaban of the Kingdom of Sapa, whose son Prince Balagtas ruled as sovereign of the kingdom in about the year 1300. More than a century later, in about the year 1470, it expanded and was called the “Kingdom of Namayan” with “Lakan Takhan” as sovereign.
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The family lived in a wattle and daub cottage near the sea and Connolly had a woman who helped her with the housework and another who did the laundry. In the West Indies, though Smiley was mixed race, the social hierarchy placed "coloured" closer to white, the opposite of in the United States, where "mulattos" were considered black. As such, the Connolly's were part of the middle class and were able to afford to send Clara to school full-time. Clarence by this time was working as a teacher at the church-run school in East End.
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St. Mary's Hospital in 1910 In 1877, Sister Mary Alfred Moes, along with her birth sister, Sister Barbara Moes, and 23 other Franciscan Sisters from Joliet, Illinois, came to Rochester, Minnesota, to establish a new community of Franciscan Sisters ready to serve as teachers."Our History", Sisters of St. Francis, Rochester, Minnesota The congregation founded Saint Marys Hospital (Rochester), which is now part of the Mayo Clinic. The grounds were purchased by the sisters, and the building was erected under the supervision of the Mother Superior.Amberg, Marion. "Mayo Clinic: The Franciscan Connection", St. Anthony Messenger, Franciscan Media Sister-nurses tended to the sick, cooked the patients’ meals, did the laundry, stoked the furnace and even used the hair of convent horses to make surgical sutures.
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