Can anyone spell C-H-A-O-S? I can’t walk and chew gum at the same time, so when the floor refinishers come and the phones go out and the husband stays home, and the people come to repair the tub upstairs all at the same time, somebody wants their own spot to hibernate. Or a dose of Nyquil. . .Even if she only has a minor sore throat. When is checkout time anyway?
Since checkout isn’t an option, I take on a completely opposite personality. I am now Superwoman who has to get it all done—today. I am so the martyr that I decide to call two more guys to take care of some other things—a couple of windows that have a crack, and the door frame on which Sadie, the wonder pup decided to comfort herself last summer. Suddenly, I feel an urge for new blinds in the hallway and the bath. What is there about the never-ending trail of repairs for a house that is in fairly good shape? And then there’s the furniture that all looks different when you move it to a new wall or room while the floors are being refinished. Everything takes on a different look, so the Vernax™ comes out and the furniture gets a drink, and spring cleaning is in full swing in January. I’m talking spiffed. I’m telling you, Raymond’s mother would be proud! And for one who doesn’t cope well with multi-tasking, I’m enjoying this chaos a little too much.
Annie,
I have an award for you over on my blog. You’re special!!
Blessings in Christ–
If you run out of chaos at your house, come to Michigan where we call it the “Snowball” effect! BTW: I don’t wear white gloves or check for cracked windows but I do love chocolate cake! Lincoln totally cracked up when he just walked by and saw the video above. It’s Lincoln and his mother, Maria! Too funny… thanks for the laugh! Hopefully you are resting after a busy day!
Love you,
Angie xoxo
As I read your description, I’m wondering if it is a “Home Makeover!” So much work at once! I suppose you’ll be much more relaxed when you see how much got accomplished.
Blessings in Christ–