Week ten was about fatherhood and home makers. I think what stood out to me the most for that week was the article "Does a Full-time home maker switch her mind for a mop?" The article basically explained how stay a home moms actually are, a lot of times, more up to date then a lot of other people. They stay home all day, and a lot of times they listen to the radio, read magazines  new papers, and just gather information that people who have jobs would otherwise not have time to do. It is because of this that often times they know more, and just have more knowledge then others. I have seen this with my own mom. She was a home maker for twenty some years, during that time she was always on tip of the current events. During elections, she was extreamly knowledgeable on the people running for the office. Then she got a job, and I slowly but surely she became less and less aware of the current events. It wasn't because she no longer cared, it was simply because she had no time to listen to the radio, or read an article. Home makers do not trade their mind for a mop, rather they have a greater mind.