Day 3

Success. Yay!

Day 2

On day 2 with the fly lady, you're supposed to get up and get dressed to lace up shoes, doing hair and face.

Its a little difficult for me to do this. I first have to nurse a sweet little baby. But then I got dressed, made Mark some breakfast, got on to him for putting dishes in my shiny sink. Not sure that's the right attitude. Anyhow, my day was slightly off because I had to take Marky to the dr.

I just took off my sneakers and my sink is shiny. I'm smiley.

Baby steps to making changes. Hopefully my baby steps will work well before my baby is stepping!

Why?

I'm trying to unleash the homemaking beast within. Especially the beast that cleans.

Julie B. Beck has said "Latter-day Saint women should be the best homemakers in the world." And I'm NOT! So here goes nothing!

I have decided I need to take advice from others. First, my mother's advice to "gain control" (her infamous clean your room speech) of my house.

Then, I'm going to fly with the fly lady herself and use a program that has helped others.

I know my house didn't get this way over night, so it will take time. Baby steps, right Jessica?

Day 1- Shine my sink

Results promised- I'll smile.

Look Mom, I shined my sink.

It looks great.

I'm smiling.

Here she blows.