I have never been a very neat person. Sure there are times when I get
the urge and I clean and organized the entire house (or my office at work) but
then a few weeks or even days later I start to slip. The clutter will
start to "appear". I am just not a really neat person. I get that.
This week I put my house on the market to sell. Since Jess and I are moving to NC in 5
months it was time. I mention this because having the mindset
that someone could walk into my house, someone could be shown my house,
at anytime has given me a new mindset. I am now always thinking about
statehood my of house. I am always cleaning up anything that I put down. Making sure that everything is
straight before I leave the house. BEING CONSCIENCE OF DUSTING
(something that I never really did).
If it takes a couple months for the house to sell (please let it only be
a couple months) then I will spend a great amount a time keeping the
house clean. Enough time that it should become habit. Becoming more
tidy and clean could never a bad thing. Just like when I spent 11 months
saving for Jess' engagement ring and then the next 12 months saving to
move (a total of almost 2 years) my habits of saving have changed. I am
still a spender at heart but I am much better about saving and
budgeting then I have ever been in my life.
I will chalk this up to a lesson that life has given me. I will also
admit that as I grow I am learning stuff the hard way that my
parents tried to teach me over the past two decades. Don't worry I will try to
instill these hard lessons onto my unborn children with the full knowledge
that they, like their father before them, will not listen.
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