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Spring cleaning woman screaming. She is stressed, wearing pink rubber gloves and looking at camera. White background.
Storage room behind sofa was cleared out and a trip was made to the local thrift shop.
The house is still in transition. Getting settled after the fire, rebuild, and improvements has taken almost two years. And think of how easy they make it look on reality tv! It's nothing like real life.
Some pictures of the fire and it's aftermath are here:
www.flickr.com/photos/k2yhe/sets/72157624264768294/
Updated photos of the house are here:
Green Clean Day at the Ross School of Business on Friday May 19, 2013 on a beautiful day in Ann Arbor at the University of Michigan.
June 4, 2020 - Me Restringing all four of my Violin Strings at Home tonight and straightening up the Violin Bridge! Time for some Spring Cleaning and Spring Restringing!
It's never too early to start on spring cleaning! I'm starting with my closet. :)
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“We love the house on this 1949 cover by artist John Falter. This is one busy household! Hauling out trash, washing windows, cleaning rugs. And a passerby who just can’t help nosing through the trash for treasure. That’s a rather precarious position for the poor guy trying to get hold of the storm window. The artist said he would go through this routine with his father every spring and ‘invariably a sudden wind would come up at precisely the wrong moment,’ bending his father back at a perilous angle. We’re happy to report the elder Mr. Falter never toppled off the ladder.” [From The Saturday Evening Post Weekly Newsletter, May 15, 2010.]
“Spring cleaning has ancient origins. While the specific customs and practices may vary across cultures, the underlying themes of purification, preparation for new beginnings, and celebration of spring’s arrival remain central to this enduring tradition.” – National Geographic.
I spent part of the morning clearing out the clothes in my closet. VERY overdue! It's early spring cleaning!
The cleaning was, in part, inspired by Gretch! She said once that nothing in her closet is more than a year old. Aahhh, to be so hip! ;)
In making space for my new dresser in my wee studio I gifted one of my shelving units to my Man for all his important magic books... on the condition that he must keep tham tidy and colour co-ordinated... ;)
Green Clean Day at the Ross School of Business on Friday May 19, 2013 on a beautiful day in Ann Arbor at the University of Michigan.
My apartment has no built in countertops so I bought this IKEA cabinet as a workstation and storage for pots and pans. I've got a magnetic strip and bar mounted above the countertop, and some cheap plastic rolling drawers to the right. The vintage fan was a birthday gift from a good friend.
Dagobert I, son of Chlothar II, transferred property in and around Toury to the the important Abbey of Saint Denis, so a church and a priory did exist here already in Merovingian times.
When centuries later Suger was abbot of Saint-Denis, he commissioned not only the first Gothic cathedral in Saint Denis, but as well he had the priory and church in Toury renovated and rebuilt, before installing his nephew Simon here in 1160 as a prior.
The church, probably erected during the 11th and 12th century, got altered and enlarged during the 14th century.
The nice porche, seen here, was added to the structure in 1763. Around Easter is the time of the spring-cleaning. Behind the person with the besom is a red door. The graffito makes clear, that the devil resides there.
Green Clean Day at the Ross School of Business on Friday May 19, 2013 on a beautiful day in Ann Arbor at the University of Michigan.
I spent the majority of today doing a ton of spring cleaning. I cleaned my entire room, organized my closet, reorganized the drawers, and got rid of SO much stuff that piled up.
Here I am shredding mail that I should have gotten rid of ages ago. That bag was full of things that needed to be destroyed. It took a long time as the shredder kept getting clogged. This was one of two shots where I got to look toward the camera.
I need to shower now. I can smell myself. It's not pleasant.
Day 337 of 365.
28 days and counting...
Clearing up the cabinet in our lounge, including 30-year old VHS tapes; we no longer have a machine capable of playing them.
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A box of unwanted stuff ready for a garage sale or to donate to a charitable organization. Generic teddy bear. Shot on white background.
Whilst Spring Cleaning I found these aged and well-worn Big Brother Soul t-shirts, long forgotten and tucked at the back of the wardrobe.
What crappy projects I left myself - cleaning out the linen closet and my own. Frack.
Pulled out 8 sets of sheet, several blankets and what seems like 100's of pillow from the linen closet.
This is the second, actually 3rd, swipe at my own closet. Culled 43 pairs of shoes and two more boxes of clothes. I can finally see my floor again.