First, I have to start with Bethany. She's definitely a favorite, but she is actually modeling a favorite meal. This is one of very few meals, apart from Pizza, that all four kids actually enjoy: Chicken and Dumplings! Yummy!! I think Bethany even ate more than Aiden - which says a lot!
And isn't she just too cute!
Another new favorite of mine does not come with a picture. My absolute (I think) most hated job when it comes to cleaning my house is showers/baths. I HATE cleaning them. I would do a houseful of windows and toilets before cleaning one shower. I just hate the mess, getting wet, the reaching and stretching, the soap scum that never seems to want to come off. Not. Fun. At. All. This past week, though, I got the breakthrough idea (at least for me - I'm slow sometimes) to bring my cleaning supplies into the shower with me when I took a shower. I was already going to be wet and right there up close and personal to the scum, so may as well try to scrub it off. Oh, so much easier! I have my water supply right there and I don't have to keep turning it off and on, or worry about water going down my arms and getting me and my shirt wet, or getting water all outside the shower/tub area. Why did it take me how many years now of cleaning my own bathrooms to figure this out!?!? Don't get me wrong. I still don't know that I enjoy cleaning a shower, but it's infinitely better than the old way. I guess I'll have to start taking a shower every once in awhile in the kids bathroom, too though, so their's gets cleaned sometimes, as well. Such are the sacrifices. But like I said, it's better than the old way. :-)
Okay, that's enough favorites, at least for now. Keep an eye on the blog, though. I have a short series coming that I will begin posting shortly.
4 comments:
have you tried using scrubbing bubbles and a decent scrub brush for the shower? I swear by scrubbing bubbles, growing up I HATED cleaning the shower cause mom just taught us to use a rag and normal cleaner and I could never get it clean like she wanted...in college I finally discovered acrubbing bubbles and was amazed at how easily soap scum could come off!
I have never tried scrubbing bubbles - I'll have to get some and try it. I usually use soft scrub and a scrub brush (which, unfortunately, got lost in the last move so I need to get another) since I also never had much luck with mom's standard cleaner! I have found that the Mr. Clean's Erasers work wonders with soap scum, as well.
Chicken & dumplings - yum. Now I know what I can make the next time you all visit - southern style.
I love Scrubbing Bubbles and Mr. Clean Erasers.
Yay- just realized that you updated your blog!!! Looking forward to more updates!
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