After seeing this on A mother in Israel, I have decided to post it up, it is found in the Mishpacha magazine. Can you guess how many mistakes, or crazy ideas are in this article?
Sunday. Closets and drawers should be done by now. Focus on the living area. Today, strip beds, vacuum mattresses, wash linens and dust ruffles. Next, vacuum and clean under beds. Daily De-Stressor: Weather permitting, take a ten-minute walk around the block. Breathe in the fresh air. If weather doesn't permit, exercise and energize yourself indoors.
Monday. Window day. Clean all windows and sills thoroughly. If windows have alarms, disconnect the system while cleaning. Take down blinds soak in tub, then rehang. Wash all curtain, shades and window dressings thoroughly. Warning: Don’t take apart window treatments unless you’re sure you can rehang them properly. Daily De-Stressor: A cup of your favorite herbal tea. Inhale the aroma and take your time enjoying every sip. Use this downtime to call a friend, but keep your eyes on the clock.
Tuesday. Now’s the time to wrap up all areas in house aside from the kitchen, living room and dining area. If you have a den, home office, family room, laundry area, guest room, or playroom, clean thoroughly. Daily De-Stressor: Do something that makes you feel good. A bath, a nap, a massage, a sheitel cut. Put on a pretty sweater or enjoy a scoop of your favorite ice cream.
Wednesday. Catch-up day. If you haven’t been able to complete the chores of Sunday, Monday and Tuesday, here’s your second chance. Daily De-Stressor: For some it’s Lipa, for others Beethoven. Take a break during your cleaning to listen to a favorite, or keep the CD player on while you work. What a difference it will make!
Thursday. Before Shabbos cooking, take inventory of everything in the cabinets, fridge and freezer. It’s time to use it up. Most of us have extra soups, cakes, desserts, pastas, cereals, mixes, sauces, and all kinds of chometzdike products. Work these into your Shabbos menu. When you finally tackle the kitchen, you’ll be glad you did. Daily De-Stressor: Reading’s the all-time Great Escape. By now, you have probably received next week’s issue of Mishpacha. Put your feet up and enjoy your favorite column.
Congratulate yourself. You’ve accomplished a great deal this week. Finish your Shabbos prep and air out the house. After a week of cleaning, it’s time to let in some fresh air. Daily De-Stressor: Go out. A short visit to a local park, a lake, a favorite bookstore, will do wonders.
If you spotted zero, you are just as crazy as the person who wrote this.
If you spotted 1-3, obviously you werent paying attention when you read it.
If you found 4-6, youre doing okay, but reread it again, its already too many, right?
if you found 7-10, you found a lot, but missing one that I found.
If you got found 11+, you know this persons crazy, if you found more than 11 please tell us what they were.
Monday, March 16, 2009
PESACH CRAZINESS
Thought of by Mikeinmidwood at 11:18 AM
Labels: Bans and chumros, Frummies, It Was Random, Jewish Newspapers, Jewish Practices, weird
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8 people gave their 2 cents:
I think this just broke the wtf-o-meter.
One (relatively minor) point that smites the already traumatized mind - in the midst of all this cleaning, one should de-stress by doing MORE exercise?
I assume this is talking about a single woman living alone, yes? No? Oh, dear.
In any case, I'm looking forward to the usual steam-cleaning stint, accompanied by Metallica's Creeping Death. (What? It's thematic.)
I don't think it is nice to criticize this woman's attempt at humor.
Dina
No way this is talking about a single woman, yes, that means she has no life either way, and her family practicly doesnt exist at all, only for her to cook for.
Something Different
Okay, then I was just pointing out the humor for those who didnt get it.
whoever wrote this article was totally serious and maybe thought they were being a little cutesy as well.
Don't forget the bathroom
Dina, how about Mast of Puppets ;-)
Moshe
Another lol, on the video.
Funny how there's a de-stresser for each one
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