Here goes nothing....
First up is Aubrey's room. Nothing too exciting here; you'll just see lots of "stuff". That is a recurring problem in our house, hence the desire to move to a larger home. Anyway, the Countrywood garage sale is next weekend and I'm planning on selling the stage seen below then. I just have to figure out how to get it out the house without the girls noticing....
Ok, now down to the disaster area - our bedroom. This is always the last room to clean, as usually when I'm cleaning Clint is sleeping in there and I don't want to disturb him. So here's the bed, which we NEVER make because someone is in it all but about 8 hours a day.
As I write this, I am doing laundry, so you'll notice the big piles of clothes on the floor. Those will be off the floor (maybe) by the end of the night. But I have a bad habit of washing and folding clothes, then piling said clean clothes on the floor. That's because putting away clothes is my LEAST favorite chore (well, perhaps it's tied with mopping the floors). I forgot that dress shirt was even hanging up there until I looked at this picture. Clint wore that months ago and it needs to go to the cleaners. Hmmm, maybe I'll do that this week.....
Next in the tour is our den, which is always covered with toys (unless it's after 8:00 and all little people in the house are sleeping). Just when Madelyn was able to understand to only play with one or two toys at a time, along came Aubrey!! Oh well, what can you do?? Now the carpet looks horrible, but that's simply because it's old and worn out. Hopefully all the floors in our house will be replaced by Christmas.
Also along the lines of keeping it real - Madelyn has really been calling me out on things lately. The other day while we were in the car, she started singing "Shush girl, shut your lips. Do the Helen Keller and talk with your hips" from some song that was on my radio. Needless to say, I wasn't too thrilled and have since adjusted my radio station. Also, last night we were watching tv - nothing crude, but not a show geared for a 3 year old. After a few minutes Madelyn said, "Mommy, why are they saying so many bad words? I don't like this."
I guess as parents it's easy to tell your young kids that some things are bad, but actions speak louder than words!!
2 comments:
I love it!!
Yay for keeping it real!! I'll try to do mine soon...woohoo!
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