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Sunday, June 25, 2006

Mad like my mother.

Hey mom,

I think besides our good looks (yes, I know, you're prettier), I've also inherited your *drum rolls* Cleaning Disorder (CD).

I thought the problem was with the OTHER people. You know, like when you got pissed at everyone in the house for making a mess (literally).

How we'd leave our things around, or not throw away nail clippings and tissue paper.

How we argue and protest that bathroom walls don't need to be scrubbed cause we don't bathe on them.

How we put off washing dishes because washing them later is not the end of the world.

How we explain that we don't need to sweep the floor because the windows are closed therefore no dust/bacteria/etc could possibly fly in.

It's not them, is it? It's US.

We're M.A.D. NOTHING has to be THAT clean. Right? And for us to throw a hissy fit when things don't go our way, damn. We're down right bitches.

After all, nobody dies from filth. The worst case scenario would only be asthma.

And as God's punishment for not understanding you better, He has created me in your image so that wherever I go I see dust on all floors, scum on all walls, grease on all pans and mushrooms in my bowl.



Your hobo daughter,
Me.


P/S Boss, help me change the things I cannot accept, and accept the things I cannot change. Please. Thank you.

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Blogger Merv Kwok said...

Don't forget to clean under the toilet rim now!

10:37 AM, June 26, 2006  
Blogger Keem said...

Sigh. I know. And the sink, and the tap, and the seats, and the...

11:30 AM, June 26, 2006  
Anonymous Anonymous said...

Oh wow....are you like a clean freak?! hahahha but it's good tho, at least u come back to a clean and comfy house! I can only be a clean freak for a month the max.....sighz cleaning hell!! :p

9:28 PM, June 26, 2006  
Anonymous Anonymous said...

Kim,

dont forget to clean the water outlet in the toilet. i know you clean the top, but i mean, IN the water outlet. (that big hold in the floor where water flow into the sewer)

TIP: use your toilet brush to reach DEEP into it. best feeling in the world to see it sparkly clean and smell-free. keeps roaches further away too. =P

guess who i learned that from??

*wink wink* LOL~

Lis

6:02 PM, June 27, 2006  
Anonymous Anonymous said...

haha ur too cute!!! Ms Clean-it.cleanit clean it...cleanitittttttt *sing songie voice*

3:36 AM, June 29, 2006  
Blogger Keem said...

justina.. what if.. the house is never clean enough according to your standards? *sigh* tiring i tell u.

lis.. i'm bad enough as it is. musn't take advice from you-must-wash-your-feet-every-time-you-walk-into-my-house woman. =)

lc... are you ok? lol! bet you're thinking up a whole cinderella singing/cleaning scene.

actually.. i rather prefer snow white's 'oh whistle while you work' =D

9:11 AM, June 30, 2006  
Anonymous Anonymous said...

mushrooms? ew?

12:30 PM, July 01, 2006  

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