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Flowers are begining to bloom, and leaves are returning to the trees. The weather’s getting nicer, which means that your wardrobe is likely getting ready to do a big flip. Time to box, or move those big bulky sweaters to the back of the closet and make room for cute colorful tee’s and flowy summer dresses.
I’ll be the very first to admit that I hate cleaning! There are SO many things in life I’d rather be doing than scrubbing floors or purging clothing that I’m certain I might wear/fit again sometime soon. I have a ridiculous emotional attachment to clothing and can often remember exactly what outfit I was wearing at certain times just by looking at it again. If only I could harness this superpower, but alas, I cannot, and as a result I have boxes upon boxes of clothing (especially belonging to my kids) that I have a hard time parting with.
So if you’re dreading Spring Cleaning as much as I am, head over to Insurance Hunter‘s blog and to get Tips for getting your spring cleaning chores organized in their awesome blog post. It’s fully of excellent tips that I’m sure you’ll be able to make use of. I love their great list suggestion. I’m an inherent list maker, so this is something that works great for me, and really helps you to see what you’ve achieved when you can physically cross things off your list. I also love their suggestion of rewarding yourself for your hard work completed. Like me for example, busted my butt last weekend purging my closet and donating my rarely warn clothing, and rewarded myself by refilling my wardrobe with new wares!
…Ok, maybe not the exact intention, but it was still fun anyways!
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Happy Spring cleaning!
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