That's our village in a nutshell, is it not?salubrious adjective something healthy or pleasant beneficial, curative, wholesome
That's our village in a nutshell, is it not?salubrious adjective something healthy or pleasant beneficial, curative, wholesome
Yes, I struggle somewhat with the same thing -here at any rate, Lucylee -not so much up north. I find myself just shaking my head as I throw away a used paper towel dsonil has left on the counter (constantly), or the mess in his corner of the living room, etc, etc, etc. Then there's the mess from dog toys and things torn apart (toys that is). Find it hard to bend over and do the picking up any more. I don't vacuum as I can't manage the cleaner. Dh will do it or dd. I dread looking forward to S tanley S teamer coming to do the living room/kitchen. I don't know why as I certainly won't be moving things. But yes, I do struggle with that 'useless' feeling sometimes. So, I try to keep our quarters as neat and tidy as possible. Though I must admit right now our bathroom needs a very good sweep and mop.So I drift back and forth between thinking I am just useless if I cannot/do not DO all these THINGS...
and then thinking WHY do I CARE??? The house is neat and company-ready almost all the time and NO ONE gives a rip if I vacuum even every two weeks or not. No one cares if I dust. No one cares if I clean bathrooms.
Now, I know, if these things are not done at least somewhat regularly, they become mountains instead of molehills and take ten times as long... so it is important to "keep up" on some sort of regular routine. But these things do NOT have to be done Every Single Day... so making them HABITS is difficult.
I just wondered if anyone else struggles with this sort of thing.
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