Dee

If dishes are done - all looks clean.

Shirley H

Both! I want the best of both worlds...sooooMonday is housework/mealplanning day! The rest of the days&nites are mine to quilt!!!

deanna_1

Ihave that problem too. I use a timer. 30 minutes to sew, 30 minutes to clean. I get a lot done that way..

Alondra

Duh.... now that was what I call a moot question! :wink:

Judie

I set a timer when I want to sew but need to clean.. I generally set it for 30 minutes and then go like a mad woman for that time doing as much as I possibably can.. when the bell goes off, I set it again for an hour.. that's my sewing time. 2 to 1.. that a good proportion... I do that until I think I've done enough cleaning.. then I don't set the timer anymore.. I just sew!!

GailG

I was lying in bed not being able to fall asleep, then I remembered there were dishes "soaking" in the sink. So I hopped out of bed, washed the dishes and had a little Jello. Now I'm sitting here and the alarm will be buzzing at 5. The Flylady would be proud of me for getting those dishes cleaned and shining my sink.

amalia64

My thing is, I clean for 15 min.. then I do what I wanna do. the next day the same thing.

jemma

quilt a sign "you may write in the dust but please do not date it" it is on my list to make along with a welcom +home sweet home sign

jemma

perhaps i should check my spelling first

Rainy Day

I've posted this elsewhere: Dirty dishes in the oven, put the vacuum out and the mop bucket out, make the beds, dirty washing under the beds or in the washer, looks like you've been doing housework all day, and have just sat down to quilt.Or, in the case of my nana who taught me all this, have just sat down with a cold beer. :lol: :lol: :lol: