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| Sunday, November 12, 2006 |
| How tired so you have to be |
to justify bringing someone else in to clean your house? Inlaws are coming in this upcoming weekend. I have way too much going on this week to try and clean to the extent that needs to be done around here. The surface is clean, but there is dust, and some cobwebs in the corners...and so on.
So, if I try and do it myself, I'll give up sleep. I have dentist appointment and school conferences after work this week. So the only time is later at night.
Tonight's question is how tired and busy do you have to be to justify spending the money? |
posted by Raven @ 9:56 PM  |
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Not tired at all to hire a house cleaner! If I had the cash, even if I came close to having the cash...
... DO IT!
:)
Always!
Jas...
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I would do it in an instant, if I had the dough, and would feel ZERO guilt.
Take care of yourself.
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guilt? HA! lookit this way: if it's, say, $60 to have someone clean, will you get $60 worth of happiness and stress-free living outta it? Sounds cheap, don't it? It's why we order pizza instead of MAKING it ourselves: it's too much damned work.
Call 'em up.
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I just started reading your blog - but if I understand correctly you have 4 kids and the inlaws are coming - and you would have to give up sleep?
DO IT! DO IT! DO IT! - you will be so happy with the results - they don't need to know you did it [the in laws] and please, don't be like me and actually clean before they show up...giggle...defeats the purpose!
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Not tired at all to hire a house cleaner! If I had the cash, even if I came close to having the cash...
... DO IT!
:)
Always!
Jas...