It was a settling back in,
moving furniture, dodging dust mites while doing dishes and laundry day. I’m sure you all have had days like that.
I wanted to put the
sturdiest table next to the windows in the dining room. I also wanted access to my sewing
things. Lastly I was very tired of
looking at a shelf of junque near my nose.
All the books in all the bookcases, the one above being the last, were
rearranged and dusted. I can reach to the
right for the sewing things, the pencils will be going in the bottom of the old
case above, and right in front are two windows to the outside world.
I’d work at one or more
jobs, wash my face and hands, then take a break with the currant Pitt/Peters. I should be done with this stage of getting
back to work today. Hurrah.
Dang those dust mites.
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ReplyDeleteI have not fully dusted my books except at the fronts and tops for years. Do I really need to take everything down and dust it? And since I have a wood burning fireplace, how long will the cleanliness last?
ReplyDeletePost Christmas tidy here too. Love the feel of a newly cleaned and tidied room.
ReplyDeletePoo on dust mites!
ReplyDeleteThat's the heart of the problem. LOL
DeleteI've missed visiting here to read your postcards. Continued good luck with cleaning, de-cluttering, and rearranging. If only we had the magic formula to remedy these time consuming duties.
ReplyDeleteHowever, you sound motivated and determined this time around. Good for you! Happy New Year!
You are sooo enterprising. You put me to shame. How exactly do you 'dodge' dust mites? :)
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