Re: Re: (Chronically) Low Cortisol and 'cluttered living'..

[Guest guest]

ROTFLMAO, Val, I reacted the same way.

sol

wrote:

> Flylady irritated the CRAP out of me! If I wanted someone to nag me, I

> would have a hubby. LOL

>

>

[Guest guest]

Let me be a bit more specific. <grin> What I meant is that some of her ideas

and routines for doing things could be helpful. I did try the e-mail list

about a year ago and it was a bit overwhelming to say the least. :-) Some of

the ideas are helpful for me and my perfectionist tendencies anyway. For

instance, my tendency is if I can't clean the entire house the way it

" should " be cleaned then why bother to do anything. Flylady has you do

cleaning in one room for 10-15 minutes or go through the house and get rid

of 20 things you don't need anymore. Doing little things like that can keep

everything from getting completely out of control. However, I don't have the

energy to mess with any of it right now. I never started a control journal

and I NEVER did the shoe thing. I hate wearing shoes in the house. Now if i

can count my comfy slippers that a friend crocheted for me it would be a

different story!

Cherie

A positive attitude may not solve all your problems, but it will annoy

enough people to make it worth the effort. Herm Albright

> Touche'. It sounded like a good idea but became a bunch of spam for me. It

> took me longer to read the email and figure out exactly what she

> was trying

> to say then to just get up off my rump and go shine my sink, lol. Plus it

> seemed more geared to women who are stay-at-home moms. I couldn't

> find much

> that applied to how my life is structured.

> Cheri

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> Flylady irritated the CRAP out of me! If I wanted someone to nag me, I

> would have a hubby. LOL

>

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