Summary: " ... she had read somewhere that "nothing says 'happy home' to a husband like his smiling wife, in an apron and lovely dress, bidding him come to the table, where she has a colorful, balanced, hot meal waiting." Despite the relatively humdrum tuna casserole, and even thought the heat of the oven had made her sweat straight through her girdle, Dolly still thought she was a wife Byron could be proud of." —"Keeping the House" by Ellen Baker
