I want an "Alice" too!! 
Count me in...messy house, messy car, messy fridge! We try really hard to keep it clean. But usually it is the company that gets it really nice. I loved when the MW came each week...the house was SO nice all the time
I have to keep it clean in certain areas tho b/c dp freaks out.
So the playroom is a mess, boys room a mess, homeschool room is destroyed (giving birth at home means mama isn't watching us right now...lets DESTROY the homeschool room and toss out ALL of the glitter!!) Ugh.

Count me in...messy house, messy car, messy fridge! We try really hard to keep it clean. But usually it is the company that gets it really nice. I loved when the MW came each week...the house was SO nice all the time
I have to keep it clean in certain areas tho b/c dp freaks out.
So the playroom is a mess, boys room a mess, homeschool room is destroyed (giving birth at home means mama isn't watching us right now...lets DESTROY the homeschool room and toss out ALL of the glitter!!) Ugh.









I want an Alice too. I tell DH whenever he ask if I need anything "A million dollar, a maid, and a butler" 
: It looks great, DS1 spilled bleach all over the floor when I was almost done. Ruined his pants and made the floor clean enough to preform surgery on.
And the only reason it got cleaned is cause DS1, just about mastered potty learning except he's had
diarrhea for a couple days went to use the potty and the floor (and clothes on said floor as well as; toilet, cabinet, stool, and scale) got splattered in poop. Kids can be great motivators
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so wait ...wait.....you mean, it IS possible? 
2 weeks worth of
. By done I mean, washed, dry, folded/hung up, put away, and the necessary items ironed. Must wash, sort, and put away diapers today too. Saturday my goal is to get LOs' room clean. Which means bed made, toys back in their bins, organized (like items with like items), and diapers stuffed and put away in their bins in the diaper changing table.
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