Scary and dirty isn’t it. I often wipe my stove top but rarely really clean it. I have talked before about my paralyzing perfectionism. If I don’t have time to do something perfectly, I have a hard time doing it. So I rarely get around to cleaning things like my stove because who has a few hours to scrub it completely down?
That is why this post is about half of my stove top getting clean. I aimed at getting it all done this morning but after scrubbing on it for over an hour, I had other things I had to get done. I thought that I would just finish this tackle in a few days and then post this next week.
But I thought about life and my kids. I don’t want them to have my problems;). You know what, I want them to get things done one bite at a time. That is the only way life is managed.
So here is my tackle, half of my stove was cleaned! But at least half of my stove is clean;). Next week, I will post the other side.
New follower, came over from the hop, love being able to scout out other homeschooling sites … and make new friends. We had an awful week over here with the most nasty porn attaching to our computer during my 12 yr olds book research … friendly warning to all in my blogpost, please take a moment and have a read (and for your future reading pleasure, my posts are not usually so gloomy!)
For me, the kitchen is the most annoying thing to clean, because as soon as I clean it, it’s dirty again! Meh!
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Stopping by from HHH. Wow, 4 blogs!!! That is amazing that you can balance that, homeschool and clean half a stove 🙂 I love it! Way to set an example.
You’re right– doing things in bite-sized chunks is the way to go! I have to keep telling myself that as I try to declutter- doing one drawer is better than not doing anything. So hard to actually DO that, though!
If you’d like to see what I tackled this week, it’s posted HERE on my decluttering blog. I tackled my scary paper avalanche!
I’m the same way. I let stuff sit and sit until I have time for it and of course I never do! Thanks for the reminder that I need to do things in bite-sized chunks!