The School for Housewives
Leila Marie LawlerPractical help for wives to manage their households, meant for the spirited woman who is ready to be competent and cares not a fig for perfection, nor does she wish to live in a mess, but wants to make a warm home for her family and friends.
| Platform |  | Pricing | Only free issues | Publishes | Daily |
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| Issues | 46 | Subscribers | Read | schoolforhousewives.substack.com |
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Justice towards self, a real mystery
The School for Housewives offers short lessons about long things — a sort of “Life Curriculum 101.” The idea is to touch on certain topics and leave you to ponder; the best kind of education, as it trusts in you — your mind and your conscie...
Horizontal surface management
Tomorrow I will address the obscure and frankly, unresolvable question of Justice to Self in our Justice Series (God, others, self).
Giving others their due
Ancient philosophers teach that those closest to us deserve more attention and ought to be more objects of our virtuous acts than those far away. It’s just natural and normal. It’s the right order of things.
The Housewife Who Is Just
All around us is the question of how things make us feel, but what about justice — what we owe?
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Married to Phil Lawler, mother of seven, grandmother of a score of grandchildren and praying for more. Kitchen sink philosophy. I alone am left to tell you.
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