I feel a strange inclination to post another to do list

[laurie_ky]

Hello

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[polly_b]

May I say, your list is intimidating. And sounds much like my own, in spots. *cringes*

It's so good to see you post. I'm happy for you that you got a less stressful job.

*hugs*

[polly_b]

Oh! And congrats on the new grandbaby! Juniper Anne is a fab name! (Anne is my middle name, too, btw). *g*

[laurie_ky]

Housework, the eternal, endless task.

And thanks about my new job. It's loads less stressful.

Laurie

[snailbones]

Yay! It's so lovely to see a post from you again - I've missed you like crazy!

I love all the baby names - and how lovely to have a baby share your name. Awwww. No wonder you're so busy - what with working full-tilt and looking after babies... blimey! How so you find time to sleep? *g* And you dust every day? Meep! There's me, all proud of myself if I remember to do it once a month. I need lessons!

I hope you're managing to knock some of the list off - but don't forget to grab a little bit here and there for yourself - you deserve it. ♥

[laurie_ky]

I'm supposed to dust daily, but I usually can't fit it in. I'm lucky if I get it done once or twice a week.

Laurie

[pattrose]

Laurie, you're giving us all a bad name. I dust once a month whether it needs it or not. LOL

[boogieshoes]

i'm like macguyver - i dust 2x a year like clockwork...

-boogie ;)

[artemis_neith]

Sounds as if you've been busy! But I'm glad to see your post (was lurking for somebody else here, but to see your post was an unexpected and good surprise too) and doing so far well, aside from having a lot of work to do. :)

A small remark on "8. Put vinegar in the coffee machine and clean it out." Think about using pure critic acid (concentrate) instead. It is as organic as vinegar, but doesn't smell as awful or damage the steal parts of machines as vinegar does. Most people don't know that vinegar is not that great to use as descaling agent because of the damage it can do to steal (which is part of a lot of things in any household.

[laurie_ky]

So, I decided to hold off on doing the coffee machine. I guess I'll check and see if Amazon has the citric stuff you mentioned. I'm pretty sure the Dollar Store doesn't.

Good to hear from you, too.

Laurie

[pattrose]

Laurie, I'm so happy to see this post. I figured you might be busy with grandbabies, but to hear you have two more is excellent news. And their names are wonderful. Especially, Juniper Anne. Love that. Keep posting, we have all missed you like crazy. (((((Laurie)))))

[laurie_ky]

hi back atcha, I just fell out of the habit of posting, mostly cause I realized I mostly was just bitching about work and making to do lists. Which, ha, I went right back to doing. There's less bitching about work though. I get paid much better and I get paid for all the work I do, and overtime. Overtime! Yay!

I had regretful feelings about passing on the Sentinel Big Bang this year, but I just could not manage to do it.

Maybe next year. You were the best cheerleader ever and I thank you for that.

Laurie

[pattrose]

I seem to be a cheerleader to many and that's when I'm happiest. :) So anytime you need a little push, you know where to send the work to. I'll push you and rave at the same time. :) So glad to hear about the new job. Much better situation for all. :)

[boogieshoes]

*hugs*! it's exciting to see you posting again! as i face 40 this year, i totally agree - getting old ain't for sissies!

-boogie

[laurie_ky]

Nope, it sure ain't.

I'm pretty sure John Melloncamp has a song on that theme. Something like, "This getting older, ain't for cowards."

Laurie