Comments on: Fall behind on Spring Cleaning http://lifeasparents.com/2009/05/fall-behind-on-spring-cleaning/ Fri, 18 Feb 2011 22:15:15 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v= By: Tsh http://lifeasparents.com/2009/05/fall-behind-on-spring-cleaning/comment-page-1/#comment-67 Tsh Mon, 04 May 2009 18:14:54 +0000 http://lifeasparents.com/?p=388#comment-67 Hmm... Thanks for the differing point of view. I have to say, though, that in my e-book, I don't prescribe all day cleaning for 10 days straight. It really is only a couple hours every day, doing a bit more than the usual cleaning. It's going through what's behind the doors and giving stuff a thorough analysis, questioning whether you really need all the stuff kept in storage and causing clutter. And then, while you're purging that area anyway, going ahead and clean it. And above, you said: "...having a job a home and being a stay at home with no job are two different things." I'm not going to start in on the much-documented mommy wars here. But stay-at-home moms DO work. Big time. Thanks for stating your $.02. And thanks for being a SimpleMom.net reader. Hmm… Thanks for the differing point of view. I have to say, though, that in my e-book, I don’t prescribe all day cleaning for 10 days straight. It really is only a couple hours every day, doing a bit more than the usual cleaning. It’s going through what’s behind the doors and giving stuff a thorough analysis, questioning whether you really need all the stuff kept in storage and causing clutter. And then, while you’re purging that area anyway, going ahead and clean it.

And above, you said:

“…having a job a home and being a stay at home with no job are two different things.”

I’m not going to start in on the much-documented mommy wars here. But stay-at-home moms DO work. Big time.

Thanks for stating your $.02. And thanks for being a SimpleMom.net reader.

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