Hey everybody!

It was suggested by /u/whosapupy that I give this ol' gal a good crossposting from RBNFavors, so... here goes!

What I'm offering is help with the kind of stuff you learn in Home Economics! I'm not Martha Stewart - though I AM pretty fabulous... sometimes... - so I may not know everything that will help your situation. If, however, I cannot find a solution in my brain, I WILL find you one that works! Promise!

How am I qualified, you ask?

I'm a stay at home boyfriend (not husband yet!) and do all of the cooking, cleaning, scrubbing, and all of that jazz - so while it is not prestigious by any means, hey, it is something, right?

A while ago I made a list of recipes that I DO occasionally update on Google Docs. You're more than welcome to view that HERE if you like, as there are recipes that are beginner friendly all the way through moderate-hard recipes. If there is something in particular that is food related, please do not hesitate to ask. Helping people learn to cook and learn to love food is definitely my goal in life as Julia Child is pretty much my spirit animal.

As to cleaning, I'm fairly knowledgeable in your at home staples; what to wash what clothes on, what can be dried and what can't, how to get stains out of various surfaces and substances, how often to clean, what brands work (in my opinion - you may learn what works better for you and what does not!) and don't, how to iron a shirt -- things any good housewife/househusband and pretty much everyone else in between should know.

TL;DR: Want to learn how to cook more than Kraft Dinner? How to get turquoise hair dye out of linoleum? ASK AND YE SHALL RECEIVE!