oof - I'm tired
Nov. 15th, 2008 09:41 pm![[personal profile]](https://www.dreamwidth.org/img/silk/identity/user.png){kind=small}
sabineThis morning was very lazy. We had coffee, kiwi, and french toast. I played one of my silly little computer games for a while and got cleaned up right as the Illinois debacle was starting. That's when I started.
I did many loads of laundry, including several sets of spare sheets (some of which are for bed sizes that we don't own). I also cleaned the living room and got a good start on the dining room. Taking advice from my new time management system, I picked an area and only handled each object once - pitch it or put it where it belongs, but don't just set it down to "deal with later".
I only have one area left in the living room that needs to be demolished. The carpet still looks bad, but since the vacuum cleaner decided to give up the ghost on us, we'll be dealing with that later. My desk/painting station has been completely excavated and is just about ready to be used.
I need to at least sweep the linoleum, if not totally mop it. I also have a fair amount of cleaning to do in the kitchen, bathroom, and the back corner of the dining room. But I got to watch most of the Badger game - again, we sucked in the first half and came out smoking hot in the second - and feel pretty darn accomplished. I'm also exhausted, but don't feel quite so overwhelmed and discombobulated by the disharmony of my living space. Seriously, the change in here is very reassuring and comforting to me.
Now, I think I'll go fall over. My grocery list for the next week is almost done, I know what I need to do to make my latent OCD happy, and I'm proud of what I've done. Whew.
I did many loads of laundry, including several sets of spare sheets (some of which are for bed sizes that we don't own). I also cleaned the living room and got a good start on the dining room. Taking advice from my new time management system, I picked an area and only handled each object once - pitch it or put it where it belongs, but don't just set it down to "deal with later".
I only have one area left in the living room that needs to be demolished. The carpet still looks bad, but since the vacuum cleaner decided to give up the ghost on us, we'll be dealing with that later. My desk/painting station has been completely excavated and is just about ready to be used.
I need to at least sweep the linoleum, if not totally mop it. I also have a fair amount of cleaning to do in the kitchen, bathroom, and the back corner of the dining room. But I got to watch most of the Badger game - again, we sucked in the first half and came out smoking hot in the second - and feel pretty darn accomplished. I'm also exhausted, but don't feel quite so overwhelmed and discombobulated by the disharmony of my living space. Seriously, the change in here is very reassuring and comforting to me.
Now, I think I'll go fall over. My grocery list for the next week is almost done, I know what I need to do to make my latent OCD happy, and I'm proud of what I've done. Whew.
