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Every day Jacinto goes out to the fields to work, and each day Tomasa, his wife, stays at home working in the cottage. Jacinto begins to feel he's doing all the work, so they swap chores the next day. He looks forward to having a nice easy time of it-after all, there's just the butter to churn, the oats to grind, and the cow to take out to the field . . . or so Jacinto thinks. The hilarious events... More

Every day Jacinto goes out to the fields to work, and each day Tomasa, his wife, stays at home working in the cottage. Jacinto begins to feel he's doing all the work, so they swap chores the next day. He looks forward to having a nice easy time of it-after all, there's just the butter to churn, the oats to grind, and the cow to take out to the field . . . or so Jacinto thinks. The hilarious events that follow, with their wry moral of sticking to what you're good at, will entertain children over and over again. Cada d�a, Jacinto sale a trabajar en la finca y cada d�a su esposa se ocupa de los quehaceres en el hogar. Jacinto pronto piensa que s�lo �l se encarga de todo el trabajo, as� que la pareja se intercambia las tareas. Jacinto piensa que trabajar en el hogar ser� f�cil, pues s�lo hay que hacer mantequilla, moler la avena y llevar a la vaca al campo. Por lo menos, as� piensa. Las graciosas aventuras que ocurren, con su humor y la moral acerca de permanecer contento con el trabajo que a cada uno le toque, entretendr� a los ni�os una y otra vez.

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