How to Find Time to Clean in the Random Moments of Your Day
I don’t have hours a day to clean . . . although since I have a college-aged son, a husband, a grandma, and three kids six-years-old and under at home, I wish I did!
Instead, I’ve developed the habit of using random minutes throughout the day to clean. Here’s what I’ve done in the last week:
- Unloaded the dishwasher while waiting for my daughter’s bagel to toast.
- Picked up three toys as I’m walking across the living room to call the kids down for dinner.
- Sorted the rubber bands and bobby pins as I’m brushing my teeth.
- Picked up all the empty water bottles and papers in my car as I’m grabbing my purse to go inside.
- Sorted through mail as I’m browning the hamburger for tonight’s spaghetti.
- Took dirty clothes from my bathroom to the laundry room on the way to make my morning coffee.
- Folded laundry when I’m on a business call.
- Swept the floor as I helped my daughter with her homework.
It’s amazing how these little things add up! And when I see a straightened pantry (done while I was waiting for pasta to boil) it makes me want to tackle the crumbs on the counters. It’s amazing how the little things add up!
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Today’s Prayer
Dear Lord, thank you for the random moments throughout my day. Help me to make the most of them and to recognize them for what they are: little blessings.
Resources You Might Like:
Easy Green Living
Home Cleaning Made Easy
The Naturally Clean Home
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