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Showing posts with label Routines. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Routines. Show all posts

Thursday, May 28, 2009

My Routines

Morning Routine
  • Start Laundry
  • Make Bed
  • Put Away Clean Dishes
  • Change Puppy Pads
  • Clean Mischa's Cage
  • Wipe Down Bathroom Mirror, Counter, Sink, and Toilet
Evening Routine
  • Pack Husband's Lunch
  • Wash Dishes, Wipe Down Counter, Sink, and Stove
  • Layout Husband's and My Clothes
  • Get Husband's Work Things Ready and by the Door

Thursday, March 12, 2009

Evening Routine

  • Feed and Water all Animals
  • Dishes
  • Tidy Kitchen
  • Lay out Husband's Clothes
  • Pack Husband's Lunch and Store in the Fridge
  • Get together Husband's Laptop and all Work Materials, place them in his book bag and place close to the door.
  • On Mondays and Thursdays, Gather and Take Out Trash
Some people say I do too much for my Husband, that I spoil him, but I know these are things I'm commanded to do by God. My Husband goes out and works hard to support me, and I was created to be His Help Meet. So I don't think it would hurt me to get his things ready, so he can peacefully leave for work, without being rushed. What do you all do for your Husbands, to help them out?

Titus Chapter 2:4-5 That they may teach the young women to be sober, to love their husbands, to love their children, To be discreet, chaste, keepers at home, good, obedient to their own husbands, that the word of God be not blasphemed.

Wednesday, January 28, 2009

Showing Hospitality


I felt lazy all day and wasn't in the mood for cleaning, or much of anything. Then I got a call from my husband, thirty minutes before he was supposed to arrive home. He said his boss was coming to stay with us. Let me tell you, I got my house spic and span in record time! All it took was 20 minutes! I was running through the house picking things up and putting them away, rinsed the dishes and got them going in the dishwasher, got a load of laundry in the wash, wiped down the sink, counter tops, stove, microwave in the kitchen, wiped down the counters, sink, mirror, toilet, scrubbed the inside of the toilet in the bath room, and vacuumed all the carpets. I was literally running around doing all of this, with a rush of energy that I got from stressing, "I can't let anyone see my house in this mess!" I have never cleaned so fast in my life!

I really need to get back to my routines! Then I wouldn't be so stressed when I get unexpected company! Stressing over a dirty house doesn't help you to be hospitable, it makes you avoid people! Being more hospitable is something I'd really like to work on, and I think if I could keep my house clean, it'd be much easier.