


That, and the fact that this dag gone sorter thingy has gotten so over loaded that every time I open the closet door it spills out all over the place. That is how it got 'lovingly placed' in the middle of the kitchen floor- and how my Miss Emily stumbled upon it.
Speaking of closets- how on earth can a family of 5 have a coat closet that is absolutely bursting at the seams? Would it not seem logical that it would have, at the most, 10 items hanging in it? (5 coats and 5 jackets- one of each for each person?) And as far as the gloves and hats go- ditto? Apparently we are stock piling winter clothing for something.
I surrender.
2 comments:
The trick to the empty (NOT clean) hall closet is to put a huge rug right in front of it, blocking the door, rendering it completely useless. Husbands love that.
Well I have been cleaning all freaking day and have exactly 2 bathrooms and my room clean. Oh yeah and I made the spare bed. So I can surely relate to the whole "my cup (<---insert closet) runneth over "
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