For some couples it’s the dishes. For others, it’s never-ending piles of laundry. If there are kids involved, it’s day-care pickup, bedtimes and homework.
For Ariane Holm Le Chevallier and Gabe Le Chevallier of Portland, Ore., the chore that loomed largest between them was cooking. In the early years of their marriage, it was easy to sort out: Gabe loves to cook, and when he worked from home, he would typically get something going as work wound down for the day.
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