However, it’s a perfect day for some spring cleaning. Over the past month my closets have gradually turned into havens for piles of shoes, clothes, towels and ski equipment. It’s what happens in the winter when we’ve got questionable snow: the sudden early Saturday AM wake-up, the flurry of phone calls and arranged pick-ups, then we’re off to the north/west/east in search of good skiing conditions. Returning home after supper means laundry and unpacking...things often get tossed into drawers and refrigerator before an evening of kicking-back: I’ll sort through things later.
So, this dreary day is later. It’s perfect for washing rugs and sorting-out Goodwill items, scrubbing the fridge and sweeping the basement and sorting sweaters. Since company is coming in a few days, I look at my house through someone else’s eyes:
- is that a...Christmas tree? STILL? What month is it?
- doorknobs -- on the Closet doors -- how long have those been gone? er, 18 months?
- ...dried-up OJ on the fridge shelves...I wish people, er, person would learn to clean-up
- salsa and hummus...more hummus, hummus, salsa...hey, I’ve got yogurt -- CARROTS!
Answer: a day off during the week for cleaning and errands since weekends are for play.
I wish. :-]
- The Bag
4 comments:
Hey Bag,
I just wanted to say THANK YOU! Your seemingly random encouragement goes a VERY long way to a completely bicycle obsessed cyclist that is and has been off the bike WAY TOO LONG... and it heals ever so slowly....
Brandon
Great Post - I can so relate to these things. I too have made enjoying life a priority. So some things just never get done - are they really all that important??
Brandon -- keep your head up...we've some experience in the bone graft dept.
Ptelea -- not so important...but the little things can be #@!$!! frustrating!
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