mycoffeemuse Asks:
unfuckyourhabitat Said:
(part 2)
mycoffeemuse asked you:
For example, I needed to clean my kitchen. I had been putting off shredding my old bills for months and had a pile of paperwork. I really wanted give myself a facial and do a pedicure, and maybe curl my hair. So I did some dishes, put a mask on, shredded some papers, and then headed back to the kitchen. Everything got done, and much more. Just wanted to share with the people who hate following clocks, like me.
Whatever works for you!
mycoffeemuse Asks:
unfuckyourhabitat Said:
mycoffeemuse Asks:
unfuckyourhabitat Said:
- Throw a load of laundry in the washer.
- Write 400 words.
- Spend 10 minutes washing dishes.
- Throw laundry in dryer; start another load.
- Write 400 words.
- Wash dishes for 10 minutes.
- Put dry clothes away, put wet clothes in dryer.
- Write 400 words.
- CELEBRATE
mycoffeemuse Asks:
unfuckyourhabitat Said:
One pile at a time. If you’re dealing with limited space, you may need to get rid of some stuff, or get creative with storage. Use everything you can think of for storage: under the bed, behind the couch, double up in the closets, wherever you can fit stuff (neatly), fit it. Just attack one pile until it’s not a pile anymore and then move on to the next one.
Here’s the thing about dishes. Most people hate doing them because they leave them until the sink and counters are erupting with them. You only use a few dishes at a time. Keep up with them. Wash them as soon as you use them. And if you’re making dinner or something that’s going to use a lot of dishes, fill your sink with hot soapy water before you get started and clean as you go.
mycoffeemuse Asks:
unfuckyourhabitat Said:
Goo Gone is the shit.
