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Not judging, because I can completely understand. When both people work outside their home, it's very difficult to keep it clean, especially if they are blue collar workers. We had to go over to a friends house and fix their leaky pipe. Just being there made me think of my own home, because everything was dusty and greasy. I really want to get back to regularly cleaning my house, because I don't want it to get as dirty as theirs was. Hubby and I are white collar workers, so we are very fortunate; however, our jobs are high stress jobs. Everything in our jobs is needed now, requires extreme problem solving, analytics, and organizing workflows for everyone. Of course COVID doesn't help, since we don't know from one day to the next who our staff will be, who will be our supervisor, or will we get laid-off as well. I used to keep my house so clean. I used to close down the kitchen after dinner for a couple of hours and wash the floor. Now, I'm lazy. There's no excuse other than not being able the kneel anymore. I do have a much bigger home; however, I've always found it easier to clean than the tiny home we used to live in. The tiny home was difficult, because I was always bumping into to things. I think Yahoo disabling comments will help a lot. :)
Diet Calendar Entry for 26 July 2020:
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901 kcal
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Fat: 33.51g | Prot: 40.26g | Carb: 115.06g.
Breakfast: Happy Farms Cream Cheese Spread, Clancy's Pretzel Minis. Lunch: Wonderful Halos Mandarin Oranges, Bell Peppers, Burman's Mayonnaise with Olive Oil, Macaroni, Perdue Chicken Wing Sections. Dinner: 365 Bread Crumbs Italian Style, Zucchini, Ragu Simply Roasted Garlic Pasta Sauce, Frigo Fresh Grated Parmesan Cheese, Fit & Active Light String Cheese. Snacks/Other: Clancy's Tortilla Chips White Rounds. more...
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