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|    Nancy Backus to Sean Rima    |
|    Re: housework was: Away    |
|    14 Jan 06 19:02:14    |
      -=> Quoting Sean Rima to Nancy Backus on 01-11-06 18:03 <=-               SR>> LOL, good to see a member of the opposite sex admit to it :)        NB>> I suspect that you'd find quite a number of us who would admit not        NB>> only that we hate it, but that we aren't all that great at it either.        NB>> Some areas of organization I prefer my way, but I think that's the        NB>> case for just about anyone of either sex... :)               SR> Only meet one other woman who admitted to being bad at it but the rest        SR> I work with seem to be perfectionists :)              Well, there are some (and some men as well) that are what my MIL called       "nasty-neat" housekeepers... But perhaps some that you work with are       just trying to keep up appearances... :)              I gave up on trying to keep up a long time ago, though. I teach piano       in my home, and usually manage to keep the area around the piano clear,       and the piano accessible for lessons (as well as for my own practice).        After a while, part of my initial interview with prospective students or       their parents, included a disclaimer about the state of my house, and       suggested that if a messy house was going to bother them, then I wasn't       the right teacher for them. Never had a student/parent back out at that       point, though... I usually got a "You haven't seen the state of MY       house!" remark back, too... :)              One parent made my day, though, when I had occasion to feel I should       apologize to her for the state of my house and did so, by replying, "But       I don't pay you for the state of your house, but for teaching my kids       piano, and that you do excellently!" :) I think she went on to say       something about priorities being in the right place... :)              ttyl neb              ... Ham on rye -- a drunk radio operator.              ___ Blue Wave/QWK v2.20              --- ViaMAIL!/WC v1.60d        * Origin: Chowdanet (401-724-4410) telnet://chowdanet.com (1:323/120)    |
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