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Mumsnet Discussions: Good housekeeping : my living room is clean, tidy and organised. (8 messages)

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By squonk on Mon 12-May-08 14:23:36

so there

(tis the first time ever btw, which is why I feel the urge to shout it from the rooftops)

By GentleOtter on Mon 12-May-08 14:28:53

at squonk's living room.

By squonk on Mon 12-May-08 14:35:07

(the rest of the house is more of a tip than usual, I have chucked everything out of the living room and abandoned all the stuff wherever it happened to land) grin

By GentleOtter on Mon 12-May-08 17:46:30

Oh, I tried today squonk I really did but it all went pearshaped and now I'm eating an icelolly. <slightly demented emoticon>

By MingMingtheWonderPet on Mon 12-May-08 17:47:57

My living room is a tip, but I did get all the ironing done today. If DH does not faint when he gets in then he is in big trouble!

Hope your living room stays lovely squonk.

By themildmanneredjanitor on Mon 12-May-08 17:50:32

my garden is looking pretty damn good but the house is like something from 'how clean is your house'

absolute disgrace blush

By claireybee on Mon 12-May-08 18:00:40

On my sitting room floor there is : a potty, a nappy, 3 dummies, a drinks bottle, a cup, a sling, a sock, a paper bag, a cushion, an avon catalogue, dh's slippers, 2 tv remotes, dd's bikini, dd's teddy, half the bricks from the bricks trolly, a basket of clothes waiting to be ironed and now a cracker (thanks to dd)

That's on top of all the toys and furniture that actually live on the floor

By mumofmonsters on Mon 12-May-08 18:02:16

ahh squonk

I feel like that about my kitchen..aside from needing a vac its so shiny

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