- Cleaning the master bath shower more than twice a year (the guest bathtub gets cleaned four times a year - i.e., right before each visit from my parents)
- Cleaning the toilets (hubby is in charge of that)
- Making my son's bed
- Giving my son a bath more than once or twice a week (sorry, bud. When you're grown up and have kids of your own, you can shower more frequently if you want. Like three times a week.)
- Taking out the recycling (my son has become obsessed with this task, so I have whole-heartedly turned it over to him)
- Shaving my legs above the knee
- Cleaning up these videos. Every time I put them on the shelf where they belong, they are back on the table within minutes.
- Pulling weeds.
While I was outside taking photos of the weeds but not pulling them, I took the opportunity to enjoy how beautiful the flowers are right now. These tall pink ones are wildflowers ("penstemon", for those gardening buffs) that grow in our yard every year. I love them. And they're so easy! They just pop up in the spring and don't need to be watered. I let them die and dry out, then shake the seeds all over the ground when I finally get around to trimming them a few months later. That's my kind of gardening.
More flowers. I don't remember the name of this one, but it's one I paid money for, and it's surviving!
Society garlic. One of my new favorites. I love the purple flowers and that it's more bunny-resistant than my rain lilies
Your turn: what chores do you not do?
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