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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]Jesus. The first thing I notice is that we are all working our asses off in a high COL place trying to do the best we can with jobs, family, etc.  my hous is messier than I would like in an ideal world, and I expect yours will be as well.  Truly dirty or messy to the point of hoarding is different, but garden variety 'I didn't have time or energy to clean as I might like' after working all day and dealing with kids, just is a fact of life.[/quote]

I think all this is fine for day-to-day. But if you can't clean up a bit for guests, then when DO you clean? Don't have guests over.[/quote]

Absolutely, I should definitely make sure to clean up before a play date with one and four year olds because they won't scatter the toys or mess up the kitchen.  I have had plenty of people come over plenty of times so I feel just fine hosting, even if you prima donnas don't approve.[/quote]

LOL. This sounds like the type of house where you come over for a play date and feel like you need to bathe yourself and your kid when you leave.[/quote]

Nah. PP sounds like my people. We clean before people come over but it's a small house and there will be books stacked on the counter and toys in the living room. Because the living room is the play room. No active dirt, but Martha Stewart we are not. [/quote]

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