Shortcuts for the Lazy/Busy/Disorganized

1QuirkyKiwi · 01-06-2012, 05:59 AM

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Originally Posted by Tawse

my drier does mine.. if it doesn't get rid of all of them - I go wrinkled. Hmmm this may explain some looks.

Wasn't the 'crinkled' look very 80s? LOL!

My drier is great for my cotton blouses, but, my Linen trousers come out looking like I've slept in them!

Kobi · 01-06-2012, 07:26 AM

I am kind of old fashioned when it comes to short cuts and hiring others to do what I can easily do for myself. I just do it. LOL.

To me, to pay some else to do stuff I dont want or like to do just means I have to work harder and longer to pay for these services. The money I save doing it myself means a bigger bank account and more treats for me. Good incentive.

I will pay for the stuff I dont know how to do or that I suck at like sewing.

I like to combine distasteful tasks with stuff I do like to do. Football Sundays combines watching the tube along with precooking stuff for meals for the week. Is also good for the rare ironing, bill paying, thank you/birthday cards, laundry, reading a weeks worth of newspapers, flipping thru catalogues, plucking, tweezing and filing etc.

The one girlie thing I did get from Mom regards housework. Takes 15-20 minutes a day to keep up as opposed to hours to do a massive cleaning once a week.

And I am a list person. Make the list of what needs to get done during a week and figure how to combine trips or chores into the most practical routes and time saving sequences.

And when I am really being an obsessive little f*&^, I even prearrange the clothes in the closet so I dont have to waste time deciding what I will wear each day.

Works for me.

01-06-2012, 07:26 AM	#2
Kobi Infamous Member How Do You Identify?: Biological female. Lesbian. Relationship Status: Happy Join Date: Feb 2010 Location: Hanging out in the Atlantic. Posts: 9,234 My Photo Gallery Thanks: 9,840 Thanked 34,617 Times in 7,640 Posts Rep Power: 21474860	I am kind of old fashioned when it comes to short cuts and hiring others to do what I can easily do for myself. I just do it. LOL. To me, to pay some else to do stuff I dont want or like to do just means I have to work harder and longer to pay for these services. The money I save doing it myself means a bigger bank account and more treats for me. Good incentive. I will pay for the stuff I dont know how to do or that I suck at like sewing. I like to combine distasteful tasks with stuff I do like to do. Football Sundays combines watching the tube along with precooking stuff for meals for the week. Is also good for the rare ironing, bill paying, thank you/birthday cards, laundry, reading a weeks worth of newspapers, flipping thru catalogues, plucking, tweezing and filing etc. The one girlie thing I did get from Mom regards housework. Takes 15-20 minutes a day to keep up as opposed to hours to do a massive cleaning once a week. And I am a list person. Make the list of what needs to get done during a week and figure how to combine trips or chores into the most practical routes and time saving sequences. And when I am really being an obsessive little f*&^, I even prearrange the clothes in the closet so I dont have to waste time deciding what I will wear each day. Works for me.