Last week, I had a consultation with a structural engineer about a potential problem with my house. (Turned out to be much less of a problem than I had feared. What a relief!)
We were standing in my living room when one of his colleagues asked, "Do you live here?"
I was taken aback by this odd question. Clearly, I'm the homeowner... maybe he thinks I rent the place out?
So I answered simply, "Yes."
He said, "I mean, do you really LIVE here? Because it looks like no one lives here."
Oh! Now I understand.
"Yeah, I'm kind of a neat freak."
Ha ha ha! :D
Cleanliness is next to Gothiness. XD
ReplyDeleteHa ha ha! :D
DeleteHahaha had me confused too!
ReplyDeleteI was quite perplexed for a few seconds.
DeleteI think your house always look amazing and tidy. I hope when I get into my new house I can adopt such discipline.
ReplyDeleteI think a big change such as moving into a new house is a good impetus to adopt new habits. :)
DeleteI love a tidy home!
ReplyDeleteTidy feels peaceful to me, which is how I like my home to feel. :)
DeleteI like having a tidy home, but with a husband and a daughter who prefer not to pick up after themselves, by the time I come home after work, I'm really too tired to keep it as clean as I'd like. I'm jealous of your beautiful home, in all aspects.
ReplyDeleteI'm not a realistic model for comparison. Except for my small, not-very-messy dogs, I have no one to clean up after. And with no family and no social life, I have pretty much unlimited time to tidy up and organize.
Delete...Oh, my goodness...What a beautiful home...But I live with a partner who doesn't like to clean, at least to the degree I would actually (and I suppose you would probably) consider clean...And I just get so tired cleaning after them all the time and...well, working 40 hours a day and...
ReplyDelete...Anyway, it's depressing...
What a BEEEAAAUUUUTIFUL home.
I've been in a similar situation. I was frustrated with picking up after my roommate, and he felt persecuted. It's challenging when cohabitants aren't at the same place on the tidy scale.
DeleteThank you!