Well spring is in the air. It must be because my little fingers are starting to itch and my brain spin with spring cleaning ideas. It doesn't help that I've been reading a book titled "Is There Life After Housework" by Dan Aslett (I think I spelled the name right). My plan for spring cleaning this year is to start by SIMPLIFYING.
I was doing laundry this week (so what else is new) and Emily brought down her dirty laundry...all three baskets mounding full...and she still has stuff in her drawers! Seriously?! Nathan and Megan's clothing piles aren't much better. So I'd like to downsize the kids closets and then just get rid of all that stuff that's been sitting there for years that I haven't touched since we moved in here 3.5 years ago.
I'm planning to start in my bedroom, which is a bit overwhelming because our closet has a storage area in it. I am so looking forward to decluttering our house!
Of course it may take me years to do it, but I'm hoping not.
Alright, off to bury myself in dust and stored stuff.
Sunday, March 27, 2011
Sunday, March 6, 2011
Getting Old
Well thank goodness! It has been confirmed...I am NOT old.
At the dinner table tonight Emily (5) asked me how old I was. I answered truthfully "32". She said "For real?" I confirmed that 32 was my correct age and asked her if she thought I was old. With a little giggle she said "No, you're not old, but you are getting old!"
Sigh. I can totally remember when 32 sounded ancient. Looking back, 32 was when my mother was pregnant/giving birth to my baby sister. I have more gray hairs now than I care to even try to count and I contemplate on and off having another child of my own, so I guess Emily is right, I'm not old (still reasonable child bearing years), but I am getting old (gray hairs proof positive).
At the dinner table tonight Emily (5) asked me how old I was. I answered truthfully "32". She said "For real?" I confirmed that 32 was my correct age and asked her if she thought I was old. With a little giggle she said "No, you're not old, but you are getting old!"
Sigh. I can totally remember when 32 sounded ancient. Looking back, 32 was when my mother was pregnant/giving birth to my baby sister. I have more gray hairs now than I care to even try to count and I contemplate on and off having another child of my own, so I guess Emily is right, I'm not old (still reasonable child bearing years), but I am getting old (gray hairs proof positive).
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