Dedication<br >We (my favorite housekeeper and I) dedicate<br >this book to Gladys Allen， who ironed out the<br >wrinkles and removed the cobwebs from the<br >script.<br > We also give our sweeping thanks to John<br >Preston Creer who waxed the idea of the book，<br >to Clark Carlile who dusted away any doubts<br >we could do it， to Ernie Garrett and Anne Mon-<br >tague， who mopped up the English， to Mark<br >Browning， who polished the style and to Judith<br >Holmes Clarke， who decorated the pages.<br > e<br >Is There Life After Housework?Copyright 1981 by Don Aslett. Printed and bound in the United<br >States of America. All rights reserved. No part of this book may be reproduced in any form or by any<br >electronic or mechanical means including information storage and retrieval systems without permis-<br >sion in writing from the publisher， except by a reviewer who may quote brief passages in a review.<br >Published by Writer s Digest Books， 9933 Alliance Road， Cincinnati， Ohio 45242.<br >First revised edition， July 1981<br > Second printing， September 1981<br >Second revised edition， July 1982<br > Second printing， September 1982<br > Third printing， December 1982<br >Library of Congress Cataloging in Publication Data<br >Aslett， Don， 1935-<br > Is there life after housework?<br > Includes index.<br > 1. House cleaning. I. Title.<br >TX324.A76 648 .5 81-11666<br >ISBN 0-89879-067-0 AACR2<br >f The<br > in your hol<br > ing way， prol<br > You are<br > and accompli<br >wards almost<br >your life thrasl~<br >housework.<br > It is your r~<br >but it is by no m，<br >ing， unrewardl<br >Withineachof~<br >of housekeepil<br >long hours of ~<br > and your life v<br > will experien~<br >A<br >an<br >