I'm a pretty clean person in general, but it's been awhile since I really put some elbow grease into cleaning the shower, throwing out old papers, and vacuuming up all nine million long blond hairs on the floor. I have a phobia that my apartment will become infested with mice and roaches if I leave it even the slightest bit dirty for an extended period of time!
| I can see my desk again! |
I also took my tablecloth to get cleaned for the first time in months. I have a feeling it's going to come back three shades lighter than it was...
| Pros of card tables: you don't have to worry about scratching, staining or burning them. |
Two Zappos boot boxes, with various placemats and tea towels thrown over top of them. I set it up on top of my radiator, so I've been moving it from floor to ledge all winter. Warm weather means I can leave it there without burning down the building!
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After I'd satisfied my spring cleaning urges, I headed to the gym for a workout: just 50 minutes on the elliptical at level 5. I like intervals, but sometimes I'm just more in the mood for steady-state cardio.
For lunch, I ate a take-out container of seitan "veggie turkey," which I doctored up with a portion of frozen broccoli, cauliflower and carrots for some extra nutrients.
Plus an apple and a bowl of LoveGrown foods apple walnut delight granola.
How often do you really clean your home? What's one chore you always seem to let fall by the wayside? I am not a fan of cleaning the shower. It's just so slimy and mucky and gross. How do I make something so dirty while trying to get clean?