Home Sweet Home
Home business leaves little space for living.16 total reviews
Comment from ElegantButler
First unclutter your soul. Then your house will follow. Much of what we keep around us is tied to our memories both good and bad. But when our souls are jumbled and confused, we often find it hard to decide which souvenirs of that past to keep and which to discard.
reply by the author on 19-May-2013
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First unclutter your soul. Then your house will follow. Much of what we keep around us is tied to our memories both good and bad. But when our souls are jumbled and confused, we often find it hard to decide which souvenirs of that past to keep and which to discard.
Comment Written 19-May-2013
reply by the author on 19-May-2013
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If only that were it! If you peak above the poem you'll notice it references a home business, which happens to belong to my hubby. LOL! Thanks for the stars! =)
Comment from Spitfire
LOL. Exactly how I feel. I started with giving books to the library, clothes to Goodwill. Clutter is right. Hubby hangs on to things. I want to simplify. Perfect count in this.
Nice assonance with much and clutter, does and one.
reply by the author on 02-May-2013
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LOL. Exactly how I feel. I started with giving books to the library, clothes to Goodwill. Clutter is right. Hubby hangs on to things. I want to simplify. Perfect count in this.
Nice assonance with much and clutter, does and one.
Comment Written 01-May-2013
reply by the author on 02-May-2013
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Thank you so much! =)
(Everyone wants to hang on to things! I bought my daughter -- who is over 6' tall -- a queen size mattress set. She wants to keep the double for when she moves out to university in a couple of years. For some stupid reason, it is now in my living room! Aaaahhhhh!)
Comment from lorijean
This made me laugh a great little poem, it looks like total chaos, but you know where everything is, some one tidies it up and you cannot find a thing.....
reply by the author on 28-Apr-2013
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This made me laugh a great little poem, it looks like total chaos, but you know where everything is, some one tidies it up and you cannot find a thing.....
Comment Written 28-Apr-2013
reply by the author on 28-Apr-2013
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So often true! I know where MY stuff is! However, my hubby, who has the home business can almost never find HIS stuff! LOL!
Thanks for the stars!
Comment from Black_Oxygen
Well Done ~ Bev
It is that time of year; Spring cleaning. With very
few words, many readers can relate to this poetry.
The attached photo is a mirror that reflects the
message. Thank You for your creation.
reply by the author on 27-Apr-2013
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Well Done ~ Bev
It is that time of year; Spring cleaning. With very
few words, many readers can relate to this poetry.
The attached photo is a mirror that reflects the
message. Thank You for your creation.
Comment Written 27-Apr-2013
reply by the author on 27-Apr-2013
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Thanks! =)
Comment from emjaihammond
How well I have known that feeling. And how often I've told my kids and grandkids to start in one little corner, not looking at the big picture just the corner. Pretty soon, it's done. Now I'm afraid I need to put this down and go do it. Thanks for reminding me! Honestly, a good writing.
reply by the author on 27-Apr-2013
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How well I have known that feeling. And how often I've told my kids and grandkids to start in one little corner, not looking at the big picture just the corner. Pretty soon, it's done. Now I'm afraid I need to put this down and go do it. Thanks for reminding me! Honestly, a good writing.
Comment Written 27-Apr-2013
reply by the author on 27-Apr-2013
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LOL! Great advice! I always start in the kitchen, but so often when I get more time to work on the house, I have to start back in the kitchen again!
Thank you.
Comment from Deniz22
LOL! Looks like my wife's work space, only much larger. She does crafts, so I have been assembling a bunch of small stackable cabinets that hold all her goodies. There's no end to the stuff! Good job for you first entry! Dennis
reply by the author on 26-Apr-2013
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LOL! Looks like my wife's work space, only much larger. She does crafts, so I have been assembling a bunch of small stackable cabinets that hold all her goodies. There's no end to the stuff! Good job for you first entry! Dennis
Comment Written 26-Apr-2013
reply by the author on 26-Apr-2013
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Thanks, Dennis! At the time that picture was taken, there were at least three computers set up in our dining room. We had up to four in there at one point. The business is my husband's and the mess has a life of its own. It grows when I'm not looking!
Comment from hifein
sounds familiar. where does it all come from. it's like the broken window syndrome, one broken window leads to another broken window. put one piece of paper down and more accumulate. nice three liner.
reply by the author on 26-Apr-2013
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sounds familiar. where does it all come from. it's like the broken window syndrome, one broken window leads to another broken window. put one piece of paper down and more accumulate. nice three liner.
Comment Written 26-Apr-2013
reply by the author on 26-Apr-2013
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It seems so many people can relate to this poem! Nice to know I'm not alone!
Thanks for the stars.
Comment from ravenblack
jeez, hope that photo is not of your home office. it looks worse than my room did when I was a teenager. do you really need to ask where to begin? how 'bout just move.
reply by the author on 26-Apr-2013
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jeez, hope that photo is not of your home office. it looks worse than my room did when I was a teenager. do you really need to ask where to begin? how 'bout just move.
Comment Written 26-Apr-2013
reply by the author on 26-Apr-2013
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LOL! Do you want a true confession? =)
Thanks for the stars.
Comment from EMB
Haha! This would be a great thing to hang on some people's walls, right next to "Bless this mess." Where does one begin? How about beginning where you're standing, and don't stop until it's no longer a mess. :)
Funny poem.
reply by the author on 26-Apr-2013
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Haha! This would be a great thing to hang on some people's walls, right next to "Bless this mess." Where does one begin? How about beginning where you're standing, and don't stop until it's no longer a mess. :)
Funny poem.
Comment Written 25-Apr-2013
reply by the author on 26-Apr-2013
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Thank you! Funny ... until you've been living in it too long. Then you lay awake in the middle of the night writing a poem about it! ;)
Comment from Speedpause
Oh goodness. This is how I feel when my roommate or I haven't cleaned the apartment in a while. It's a perfect 5-7-5 and it all fits together perfectly. Keep up the great writing!
reply by the author on 25-Apr-2013
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Oh goodness. This is how I feel when my roommate or I haven't cleaned the apartment in a while. It's a perfect 5-7-5 and it all fits together perfectly. Keep up the great writing!
Comment Written 25-Apr-2013
reply by the author on 25-Apr-2013
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Thank you kindly! I am writing ... slowly. I'm working on a multi-generational story and have been at it for months. There is much research to do for the historical portion, though most of it may not ever be incorporated. It may yet be months down the road before I will start to post that.
