The Fake House
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I dust the top edges of a room first w/ vacumn on. CANNOT STAND COBWEBS!
Sorry fer yellin’
This is wonderful Hallee! Thanks so much for sharing! I, too, remember this episode and I think this is precisely why Everybody Loves Raymond was such a hit–it touched on everyday topics/issues (especially Men v. Women,) and made it hilarious. Truth be told, I think Raymond had a very valid point; certainly, while it is important to keep a clean home primarily for one’s sanity, “keeping up appearances” can get tiring after awhile. After all, isn’t part of the definition of “home” the (literal) footprints and handprints of children? LOL. I think your suggestions are awesome and I hope to follow them as I gear up for a small get-together for Riley’s birthday on Sunday. XOXO, M.
Thank you Hallee… just what I needed… If only I could get rid of the kids constant cluttering!
yep I have a “fake house” but my clean fake house is still cluttered!! lol
Hey hon! So sorry I am just getting the chance to sit down and read this… 2 year olds are so demanding! Love this post…you’re right it does remind me of my “Balancing Act” post…..my act and your fake house…we are quite the pair! Good thing God doesn’t expect perfection :).