In a way I am not at all surprised to note that there is no differentiation between typical women and typical men in the article.

I’ll never forget the time that I delivered an important envelope to someone in a large insurance building. I walked up to the receptionist who was typing a letter. As I told her who I was looking for she was interupted by a phone call as a man walked by, who inquired of an expected contact and took a note from her (as she exchanged peasentries with him). She took another phone call before my intended contact called and instructed her to sign for my package. The entire time she was holding an intelligent conversation with me and never stopped typing except for the brief seconds her hands were otherwise busy. The entire episode took just two or three minutes. As I left I thanked her and said that she was paid too little.

For me it is a difficulty that borders on physical pain to switch taskes. I am thankful to God that He has created a helpmeet that can do what I can not do. Egalitarianism is a great lie.

Don