You know what I reckon? If someone wants to clean up for you, just let them. ;) Don't feel bad about it or guilty. You've got little kids. You need all the help you can get.

That's what I reckon. :)

Bah, take off that apron, back away from that broom, ya traitor.


ceptin if it's gonna get ya laid;)

I'd clean this place from top to bottom if'n it meant I'd get laid.
'Cept it's clean already.

:lol:
Never heard 'em called that before. How totally appropriate, I love it!

Just an update. I got a lot done before returning to Atlanta to remodel the kitchen in my parents house there. Next week I am going to South Africa to be with my wife whom I hope to soon start living with on a more normal basis, however there is something to be said for meeting your lover in foriegn places or airports!!!! No one is at home to see anything left undone and we have a wedding rehersal dinner at our house on April 24th so we will have it all spick and span by then!!!

We, humans, have lived, thrived even for thousands of generations before the concept of modern sanitation existed. It is possible to be too clean. The current mania over antibacterial *everything* is a symptom of this. Not all germs are harmful. And yet if we kill many many of them with these thougtless habits, but not all of them, which is impossible, we're only helping the strongest survive.

I don't relish that thought that I'm helping influence the natural selection for smarter tougher bacteria. I want some of them on my side too.

Where do you read about outbreaks of MRSA? Hospitals or Skid Row? Everything in moderation, including cleanliness.

I modified "The Moving Rule" to apply to everything, all the time: If you haven't used it in a year (some go for six months), it gets thrown out or sold (to get more stuff!!).