Your marriage is fine, right? Sure, there are showdowns over who unloads more dishes, and some simmering discontent over who drives more car pools, cleans more dust bunnies, and keeps the social wheels of Your existence greased.
She currently writes on education and lives with her husband and daughter in Manhattan..
Jenny Anderson is a New York Times reporter who spent years covering Wall Street and won a Gerald Loeb Award for her coverage of Merrill Lynch.
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Originally Published as Spousonomics About the Author: Paula Szuchman is a page-one editor at The Wall Street Journal, where she was previously a reporter covering the travel industry, college internships, and roller coasters.
Smart, funny, deeply researched, and refreshingly realistic, It\'s Not You, It\'s the Dishes cuts through the noise of emotions, egos, and tired Relationship clich s to solve the age-old riddle of a happy, healthy marriage.
It\'s Not You, It\'s the Dishes is a clear-eyed, rational route to demystifying Your disagreements and improving Your relationship.
We all have limited time, money, and energy, but we must allocate these resources efficiently.
But the key, propose Paula Szuchman and Jenny Anderson in this incomparable and engaging book, is to think like an economist.
Marriage can be a mysterious, often irrational business.
Come to think of it, you\'re plagued by a nagging sense that marriage used to be so much more fun.
The sex is good, though you can\'t remember when you last had it.
Your marriage is fine, right? Sure, there are showdowns over who unloads more dishes, and some simmering discontent over who drives more car pools, cleans more dust bunnies, and keeps the social wheels of Your existence greased
