The question is "Will I get it all done?" When I set these goals, these huge, monumental, at least to my life, monumental goals I usually accomplish them... so I am encouraged. I encourage myself often that way, "Well I have done huge monumental things before, so I can this time too." To see it accomplished before I start, that is my big motivator, always is. I have two days, to get it done. So between meal preparation for the four (of the seven that are usually home, of the ten total children of whom I have given birth) kids that are home with me over Spring Break, and the set backs when the toddler bites Audrey (his four year old sister), yeah... well I think I can get it done.
Project Title: Get the house under control in 48 hours.
-Three of the five bedrooms completely decluttered, dejunked and "Better Homes and Gardens" ready.
-A complete clean sweep of the laundry room and shelves that are laden with old paint cans and dog shampoo (the dog ran away a month ago).
-Plus that freezer closet has got to be completely readied for real use, I have great shelves in there that are totally bogged down with wrapping remnants from Christmas, an old surger that I never learned to use, and boxes of photos, some organized some not. ( I am NOT going to getting into the picture mess today... I will save them for my grandmotherly years... oh wait, I am a grandmother! Okay, later, but not these two days.)
-Plus the hall cabinets with the games in one, the sheets in another and various fabric sorts in the bottom of both.
The goal in short: To wake up Sunday morning with renewed energy and strength for all of the important things I do with my life.
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