The Weekend That Was

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What a weekend we had. Last Saturday, it was time for me to do the laundries, and on Sunday, the husband gave me an idea of re-arranging the master’s bedroom, so I gave in after I put off my reading.

With a little push and pull, and vacuuming here and there, we managed to squeeze in some fresher air into the bedroom, and the space was kinda’ relaxing already. So I laid down and closed my eyes, until…

The kids saw the bedroom and requested theirs to be re-arranged as well, so, again, armed with the broom, vacuum, rags and Lysol, we had to clean their bedroom and re-arrange it too. Until I saw the grin on my kids, a grin of happiness for the nice new way their room was arranged.

Until I saw my husband trying to maneuver the living room. Accckkk! So I was forced to clean the sala too, until he got to switch the TV places, and I found myself re-arranging the kitchen.

Only this Sunday.

One day of supposedly restful sleep and eat, the husband and I made the house a little more exciting. Plus, I already decorated Christmas stuffs! So, it’s Christmas here in our place already.

The start of the kids’ semestral break turned out to be pretty productive!

How about you? When was your last General Cleaning?

Now I can sleep…

Comments

Eds said…
every weekend ang sked ko for general cleaning.

oy, yesterday naglagay na rin ako ng christmas tree sa bahay.
10/25/2010 5:44 PM
kg said…
nice sheng! one of the things i love to do in the house is to rearrange things! he he!
10/25/2010 7:32 PM
docgelo said…
oh wow, may christmas decors na kayo! nice... =)
10/25/2010 11:58 PM
Kayni said…
i've also been thinking of rearranging my room, and i'm planning to put on Christmas decorations next week.
10/26/2010 9:29 AM
bertN said…
That is what my wife does all the time...rearrange things around the house to keep me constantly lost and confused LOL.
10/26/2010 7:47 PM
bem said…
buti ka pa nakapag general cleaning na. plan ko din sana yan this sem break kaya lang sick ang 2 girls ko :(

miss you too sheng.
10/26/2010 11:57 PM
Anonymous said…
i only do cleaning during rains, tapos walang ilaw so wala akong magawang ibang talaga no choice, haha!
10/27/2010 2:23 AM
jeanny said…
ako ang tagal na ng general cleaning namin. Reminds me to do that now. :)
10/29/2010 11:59 PM
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