Things have really started to get busy around here.
And, as it always does when things get busier, the house is getting dirtier.
You could almost say, as we read in one of this morning's chapters in The Willoughbys, that we are living in squalor.
On another note, when the girls asked where they should put their new toothbrushes, I answered, "Just stick them on the sink for now."
So they did.
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HOW CUTE. THATS SOME MIGHTY NICE AQALOR YOU HAVE GOING ON...LOL..LEENA
ReplyDeleteis not in this picture for a purpose. It is WAY too embarrassing!!
ReplyDeleteI hesitate to mention that this picture was taken last week, and right after the bathroom was cleaned, and oh my word you don't want to see the rest of my house today...
AFTER READING THE PAGES FROM THAT BOOK, I CHECKED IT OUT. IT SOUNDS LIKE A FUN BOOK, AND A NEW PLACE TO GET SOME VOCAB WORDS..LOL....IM SURPRISED THAT I HAVENT HEARD OF IT BEFORE NOW. HMMM..OH AND I DO KNOW HOW TPO SPELL SQALOR..USUALLY..LOL..I THINK THE KEYS MOVE WHEN IM NOT LOOKING..LOL..LEENA
ReplyDeleteEven though I've never been bold enough to say (write) the word squalor outloud, I have felt that way. (Doesn't look too bad right now) Your bathroom is not a good example though. Wish mine looked that clean. Even after Jeremy spent half an hour on the sinks the other day, they still didn't look this good. Mary
ReplyDeleteI must say that I only have 1/3 the number of kids you have, and I'm NOT pregnant, and my house is still a wreck the majority of the time! How does that happen so quickly, yet it takes forever to restore order??? I love a clean house, but I try to remind myself that it's only one of my priorities and not the top priority. Tomorrow's a new day!
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