I wonder if this really works? I love the idea that I could really clean my house in 19 minutes. I think one has to start with a clean house first, and THAT could present a bit of a challenge these days.
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Everyone needs a place to put the crazy in their life. For us, this is that place.
"I love my sisters; they're great. That doesn't mean a single one of us should be allowed out in society. Quite the contrary."
-Margaret
"When I was a kid, one of the rides at KiddieLand busted out my front tooth so I had to get a fake one. It's not as cool as, say, having an eye patch, but you take what you can get, I guess. Anyway, they shut that place down."
-Martha
"About us? What's to know about us? I had a diary with a kitten on the cover in fourth grade. Does that help?"
-Catherine
"I love my sisters; they're great. That doesn't mean a single one of us should be allowed out in society. Quite the contrary."
-Margaret
"When I was a kid, one of the rides at KiddieLand busted out my front tooth so I had to get a fake one. It's not as cool as, say, having an eye patch, but you take what you can get, I guess. Anyway, they shut that place down."
-Martha
"About us? What's to know about us? I had a diary with a kitten on the cover in fourth grade. Does that help?"
-Catherine
"Actually, I pretend not to be related to them."
-Victoria
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2 comments:
I think that 19 minutes a day is for a single person or a married couple without children. I can't imagine spending less than 15 minutes on the kitchen. There must be some mathematical formula to calculate how much that time increases with each child in the house.
I think you're right--I spent an hour today scrubbing the kitchen sinks and counters. I'm a germophobe and I need to be able to lick my kitchen and bathrooms. That, of course, is an entirely separate issue that's worthy of its own post someday.
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