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2girlsmom wrote:Thanks everyone!! I have accomplished so much more today than normal. I usually do the bare minimum required for survival. Today I actually dusted ceiling fans. I've done a mountain of laundry, taken both kids to storyhour at the library, etc. I am glad to feel better finally!

Are you sure that your kids didn't just switch your Pursleep with some "white powdery stuff" ???

And why the heck does one need to dust ceiling fans anyway? Don't they just blow the dust off of themselves naturally? Sheesh woman!

(yup, that's just trash talk from me cause I'm jealous I've got weeks-old towels and sheets still waiting to be washed, yucky).

You just keep on goin' girl! (and let me know when you're near my house )

LOL echo, no, the kids aren't loving this... they are being put to work more... if mommy is working everyone is working... LOL even the toddler picks up things... she is fine with this but my 5 year old wants mommy a iittle more tired... she's tired of the cleaning rampage already.

and about the ceiling fans, you would think they wouldn't gather dust since they are always moving... we always have the one in the bedroom on and it was the worst!! mega dust bunnies.... more like dust buffaloes...

sorry, got enough back housework to do here... closets need cleaned out even... I don't know if I will *ever* have the right kind of energy to get that done though.

RG, you are cracking me up! maybe I should bump my max pressure down a tad.

(Tell your kids it builds character, alá Calvin's dad)

p.s. Save some energy for spring cleaning

YAY!!!! Way to go 2girlsmom!!!!!! Congrats and hopes for many more!!!!!!!!
cheers
goose

Dull Women have Immaculate Homes.

I am Domestically Disabled, and I have the t-shirt and parking placard to prove it.

Hey girl, you wanna try another mask, now that you're getting better therapy? You know where I am and what I'm pimping.

CONGRATULATIONS and Huggers,
Barbara