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Back on Track

Lee is off snowboarding so after Jake's basketball game the kids and I did some serious cleaning.  Finally although I am still not 100% the kids and I were able to clean the bathrooms and do some other cleaning that had been neglected for way too long.  Finally.  The weather was nice enough I was able to open up some windows and air the house out.  I did some disinfecting in the hopes that we can manage to stay healthy. 
We need a new vacuum so that options is out.
We are going to start daily chores for the kids.  I have to decided to get back on track with Flylady.  It really makes things run smoother.  Plus we have way too much stuff that we need to start getting rid of.  

I am hoping to get some more cleaning done but I still need to go to the store for some things so I will see how that goes.

Mentally I have been struggling.  I seem to be getting back on track. I am hoping that after Wednesday things will be even better. 

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