One Year Later
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About Me
- Katie
- I am a full-time child wrangler and shit schlepper. I am married to the funniest man in America and have two kids who like to keep toads in a terrarium. I enjoy classical singing, napping and Ruffles sour cream and cheddar chips.
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Aging is for the weak, and everyone else2 months ago
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High Vibration Parenting1 year ago
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Like a waterfall in slow motion, Part One1 year ago
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Ghosts5 years ago
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Email7 years ago
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First Day of School8 years ago
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Clever Girl Writes Books.9 years ago
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House hunting9 years ago
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Leaving Europe10 years ago
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Finding SEO Firms in India10 years ago
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Moved!11 years ago
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Happy New Year!!!11 years ago
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All aboard the hormone train!11 years ago
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Happy 90th (and 85th) Birthday!12 years ago
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Will You Be My Dox-entine?12 years ago
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Merry Christmas!12 years ago
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Moved!13 years ago
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9 comments:
yes!
No
I use the swiffer in between regular mopping, because it doesn't seem as clean. But, if you are trying to impress your husband with all of the work you did today, and want to add mopping to that list, then it totally counts.
uh, yeah! There is scrubbing the floor (down on the knees with a sponge) and mopping, what you do standing up. So I say it counts.
I have never scrubbed on my hands and knees. Does that mean my floor has never been clean?
Swiffer:
Yes - if you are doing the swiffing
No - if anyone else is cleaning your floors
Hook 'em!
But my dear Bevo, who else but me would be cleaning my floors? My child? My husband? Certainly not.
Hell yes.
Katie, Swiffing definitely counts for you - always!
(However, you never know when someone else may help you with the floor, so keep Mr. Clean and the bucket and scrub brush handy just in case you get lucky...)
Swiff Em!
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