Your husband will not be more or less blessed because of how clean Suzy Homemaker’s kitchen counters look in those pics on her blog. I double-dog dare you to give it a try.Īlso, you need to keep in mind that what someone else’s home looks like does not matter. This one hour challenge will sting a little, kind of like ripping off a band-aid, but it’s amazing what can be accomplished when you aren’t checking Facebook or replying to email. One of the best “first steps” you can take is to challenge yourself to turn off the phone, the computer, the iPad, and the television for one hour each day. Every step you take toward dealing with your overwhelming homemaking issues – big or small – will be one step better than things were when you started. Your homes didn’t fall apart in a day, and it won’t be glued back together in one, either.
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