Friday afternoon chore time
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Friday afternoon chore time
| Fri, 02-05-2010 - 4:38pm |
I got off work early so am tackling some chores.
What are your least favorite chore?
Which ones do you not mind so much?
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I hate cleaning bathrooms and dishes. Don't like to dust.
Like laundry (washing/drying/folding, not so much putting it away) and grocery shopping.
Vacuuming is ok. Like cleaning floors more now that I have a steam mop.
Have a love/hate relationship with bill paying/bookkeeping. Sometimes I like it other times I hate it.
Like mowing the lawn but hate edging it (in fact I handed that over completely to DH, haven't done it in over 10 years.
My least favorite is dishes. Whether it's washing them by hand or just putting them in the dishwasher, I simply don't like handling dirty dishes. I'd rather do anything else. Second least favorite is cleaning the bathtub. It's physically awkward to me, even with those special reaching tools.
Laundry doesn't bother me. I find it relatively pleasant and satisfying as far as chores go. Also, scrubbing toilet bowls. You'd think I'd find it icky, but there is something about turning the water blue and sudsy and then flushing it that I think is kind of fun.
saturday is typiaclly chore day here.
My least favorite is ironing, but fortunately, I don't have to do so much of that anymore.
it's not the placing clothes in the washer/dryer or even folding them thing i don't like but rather the putting them away that i don't look forward to, either.
My least favorite chore used to be doing the dishes (even with a dishwasher). Now that I have two kids and a dog that sheds like crazy, sweeping and/or vacuuming is definitely my least favorite.
I actually really like organizing stuff and putting it away. (says the librarian . . .) And I don't really mind laundry too much. You people who like folding better than putting it away though-- I'll trade!
Kitty
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