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Article Excerpt
WHEN I WAS YOUNG, and my mom was angry with me for making a mess, she would always say, "Who do you think I am, your maid?"
Well, now I am grown up, and so are my mess-making friends, and many of us still want someone else to clean up after us. Except now we pay people to do what our mothers did out of love and a sense of duty. In fact, housekeepers are a weekly or bi-weekly necessity for many women, like manicures.
My age group, Gen X, feels no moral obligation to clean. I haven't heard...
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