Or so says Arlie Hochschild in The Time  When Work Becomes Home and Home Becomes Work . The modern home is like an assembly-line factory, with an endless stream of clothes to clean and kids to shuttle and broken windows to fix and meals to cook.
Arlie Hochschild thinks that the modern home is like an assembly-line factory.
Arlie Hochschild believes that the modern home is too chaotic with no rules.
A man with a black t-shirt and blue shorts
None of us had ever watched a soccer game in 1973.
The children are hugging.
That doesn't make sense.
The tax base is almost double the cost of the house.
Two women carrying bags.