Do you normally do your chores when you get home from work or before you go to work (depending on when you work)?

Or do you wait till your days off to do your normal chores?

1 hour ago, JennyorAlice said:

Do you normally do your chores when you get home from work or before you go to work (depending on when you work)?

Depends on the chores.

1 hour ago, JennyorAlice said:

Or do you wait till your days off to do your normal chores?

I prefer to wait on some of the chores to when I have more time to complete them.

I normally will do my chores during the week when I get home. That way, I can spend my days off enjoying them instead of running around doing a bunch of chores. The only time I do chores on my day off is if there wasn’t enough time to do them during the week.

Due to working from home, I tend to do my chores as and when they need doing rather than leaving them. I have a schedule for different chores throughout the week so that I can work and keep up with chores.

I try and get it done during the weekend like on Sunday, I rather not do stuff during the week besides cooking and dishes.

13 hours ago, Demon_skeith said:

I try and get it done during the weekend like on Sunday, I rather not do stuff during the week besides cooking and dishes.

I definitely do my cooking and dishes during the week once I get home.

But if I have to do something like pick up a prescription for my hubby.....I'd rather do that as soon as I get off work so that I don't have to get out on my day off. If I have to mow the yard, I'd rather do that when I get off so that I don't have to do that on a day off as well.

I have to do chores at a boarding house or get asked to leave. However, the chores aren't much because I don't eat much or make a mess much. It's like this, "What you do, you're responsible for.". That's reasonable enough.

On 2/9/2025 at 4:13 PM, Jason said:

I have to do chores at a boarding house or get asked to leave. However, the chores aren't much because I don't eat much or make a mess much. It's like this, "What you do, you're responsible for.". That's reasonable enough.

I mean that seems like a fair trade off. Probably just make sure to clean up after yourself when you cook, keep your personal space from looking like a mess or clogging up the utilities.

On 2/9/2025 at 4:07 PM, JennyorAlice said:

I definitely do my cooking and dishes during the week once I get home.

But if I have to do something like pick up a prescription for my hubby.....I'd rather do that as soon as I get off work so that I don't have to get out on my day off. If I have to mow the yard, I'd rather do that when I get off so that I don't have to do that on a day off as well.

True, anything that can wait for the weekend, best to do it then as 8 hours of work and I just want to relax or quick errand run after work.