My first surprise is “dressed to shoes”. Shoes indoors? In winter it’s warm and cosy slippers and in summer it’s flip flops or barefoot. Shoes are not for indoors. Maybe it’s different in America and you wear your shoes indoors? I like the concept of the room rescue and leaving the kitchen clean when you retire to bed each night. I’ve learned that as I have way too many possessions for the space (especially clothes and shoes) it gets untidy very quickly. Time for a declutter or else this is a permanent problem whereby the house looks trashed every evening. “You can’t organise clutter” - truth! Thank you so much.
In a lot of areas in the US people where shoes inside. However it is a big debate. I was raised not to go barefoot so that seems strange for me but I have socks for lounging. Crazy how things can be so different!
It goes either way in the US. Mostvoeople I know, including myself, will wear slipoers; flip flips, socks, go barefoot, OR wear house shoes just for insude the house. I used to do similar to you. But since I started implementing Dlylafy routines; I hot a good pair of dlip'm-in walking shoes. I'm very busy around my house at various times of the day, and it's imperative that I have food supportive shoes that protect my spine and joints. Hut fir me; they have to be easy to slip m-on and off as needed, so I don't have lace-ups. I havecanother pair lije tgem for outside of the house that zi keep in my drop zone (launch pad area), so that I can easy change shoes going in and out of the house.
@@RondaFouch I'm in the habit of it mow, even when I have a pj's kind of day, which I allow on my "weekends" and on days when I'm high pain or very low energy. It's just more comfortable for me now when I'm moving around the house with yhe cooking and cleaning. I wear Skechers slup-in walking shoes...easy to get into and out of when needed. Tgey're specifically house shoes. I have another pair for outside. I'm in Ametica, and some of us are no shoes in the house while others are. But most of us who FO wear shoes on the house, wear house shoes only. I used to do what you do with slippers or flip flops. It's not much different. You're still wearing something on your feet. But I came to the conclusion that if you wear proper supportive and protective shoes at any physically demanding job like house cleaning, rsstsurant service, nursing, etc, why wouldn't you want to protect your feet and back and joints at home, too? I just think lace-ups aren't necessary for me. I need yo be able to change out of them quickly. I Don't wear them when I'm taking breaks and things like that, but I'm also disciplined enough now to not let taking them off as an excuse to sit around longer than I intend to.
My mom was a dictator and the bed was a no go zone after 8 am...bed made and could not even lean against it so I never piled anything there. But my chair is another story!
Your chair looks like my chair. Leaving the clothes in the dryer, which I don't usually do, and my daughter set them in the chair. I took care of them this morning during my morning routines. You are not alone 😆 I have a hard time with consistency sometimes. I am good for a couple months and then I find myself slacking off. I am working on it though!!
That is why I love youTube, it just opens our eyes that we are not alone in this. I am so happy to have you as part of this amazing community! Just remember its like a tide, we are going to have those peaks and valleys but it's the consistency that keeps us moving forward. Surfing those waves together, right?
I have master dishes, shining sink, swish and swipe, laundry, zone cleaning, decluttering . You look good to be a thousand years old.
Oh thank you! I try...ha.
My first surprise is “dressed to shoes”. Shoes indoors? In winter it’s warm and cosy slippers and in summer it’s flip flops or barefoot. Shoes are not for indoors. Maybe it’s different in America and you wear your shoes indoors?
I like the concept of the room rescue and leaving the kitchen clean when you retire to bed each night.
I’ve learned that as I have way too many possessions for the space (especially clothes and shoes) it gets untidy very quickly. Time for a declutter or else this is a permanent problem whereby the house looks trashed every evening.
“You can’t organise clutter” - truth!
Thank you so much.
In a lot of areas in the US people where shoes inside. However it is a big debate. I was raised not to go barefoot so that seems strange for me but I have socks for lounging. Crazy how things can be so different!
It goes either way in the US. Mostvoeople I know, including myself, will wear slipoers; flip flips, socks, go barefoot, OR wear house shoes just for insude the house. I used to do similar to you. But since I started implementing Dlylafy routines; I hot a good pair of dlip'm-in walking shoes. I'm very busy around my house at various times of the day, and it's imperative that I have food supportive shoes that protect my spine and joints. Hut fir me; they have to be easy to slip m-on and off as needed, so I don't have lace-ups. I havecanother pair lije tgem for outside of the house that zi keep in my drop zone (launch pad area), so that I can easy change shoes going in and out of the house.
Some days I wear shoes and some days I don't. Still a working progress
@@RondaFouch I'm in the habit of it mow, even when I have a pj's kind of day, which I allow on my "weekends" and on days when I'm high pain or very low energy. It's just more comfortable for me now when I'm moving around the house with yhe cooking and cleaning. I wear Skechers slup-in walking shoes...easy to get into and out of when needed. Tgey're specifically house shoes. I have another pair for outside. I'm in Ametica, and some of us are no shoes in the house while others are. But most of us who FO wear shoes on the house, wear house shoes only. I used to do what you do with slippers or flip flops. It's not much different. You're still wearing something on your feet. But I came to the conclusion that if you wear proper supportive and protective shoes at any physically demanding job like house cleaning, rsstsurant service, nursing, etc, why wouldn't you want to protect your feet and back and joints at home, too? I just think lace-ups aren't necessary for me. I need yo be able to change out of them quickly. I Don't wear them when I'm taking breaks and things like that, but I'm also disciplined enough now to not let taking them off as an excuse to sit around longer than I intend to.
Usually, my bed and kitchen table is my hot mess. I always managed to tiding up at the end of the day
My mom was a dictator and the bed was a no go zone after 8 am...bed made and could not even lean against it so I never piled anything there. But my chair is another story!
Your chair looks like my chair. Leaving the clothes in the dryer, which I don't usually do, and my daughter set them in the chair. I took care of them this morning during my morning routines. You are not alone 😆 I have a hard time with consistency sometimes. I am good for a couple months and then I find myself slacking off. I am working on it though!!
That is why I love youTube, it just opens our eyes that we are not alone in this. I am so happy to have you as part of this amazing community! Just remember its like a tide, we are going to have those peaks and valleys but it's the consistency that keeps us moving forward. Surfing those waves together, right?
Cats want a drink out the faucet. Cute
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Ty. Love ya! Missed…pic of rescue?
Actually it was from our group.
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Hi