23.2.08

brief conversations with myself

having one was a piece of fucking cake. that is all.


do other people really have clean houses? how does this work exactly?



if your house is a fucking wreck (i'm feeling like some f-bombs today) do people see fit to bring it to your husband's attention?

9 rubber neckers:

Anonymous said...

my house (when I wasn't living with my parents) was never clean and I finally just got over caring! plus, when I did just get it super clean it lasted for like 2 minutes until the two tornadoes named H and E came through.

we can have clean houses after our kids are grown and amazing because we spent our time on them and not cleaning

Anonymous said...

fuck clean houses, that was so three years ago.

Sarah said...

yeah, exactly three years ago methinks.

Norma Shineynickels said...

Well, like the saying goes...I don't think parents ever look back and say, "Gee, I really wish I'd spent more time cleaning the kitchen and less time playing with the kids. Shucks."

You're doing just fine.

LoryKC said...

Ummm...my husband brings it to my attention, more often!

I tell him clean houses, really clean houses, are mythological creatures.

Sarah said...

from what i've been told, OTHER mothers keep a clean house....

LoryKC said...

It's an urban legend

Ubermilf said...

That's only when they know people were coming over. My house is clean when I know people are coming over.

Right now I have 5 1/2 baskets of clean laundry that have been sitting in my family room for a week.

I also have papers scattered about.

My kitchen will be clean for roughly 10 hours -- that's because 8 of those are sleeping. And it's not "HGTV" clean, it's just free of dirty dishes.

Remember, some people have cleaning ladies.

Sarah said...

clean laundry is my downfall. i hate rifling through baskets for clothes, you'd think i would just fold then already. Or after I fold them..put them away.

 

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