EPISODE · Oct 24, 2016 · 6 MIN
What novels taught me about cleaning house
from The Christian Homemaking Podcast: Simply Convivial with Mystie Winckler · host Mystie Winckler
Housework seemed like a stupid waste of time.And I hated wastes of time and stupidity, so I triply hated housework.I was torn between wanting to be a good, competent homemaker and thinking that the state of my bedroom or the kitchen just wasn’t a big deal. I could get meals on the table, keep things stocked, and complete a project just fine. But the day-in day-out routine tasks were a drag.I’m not going to say that I love those routines now or that I totally rock them, because I don’t. But I am learning to love them.And it all started back then, when my third born was just a baby, and I was reading novels.
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Housework seemed like a stupid waste of time. And I hated wastes of time and stupidity, so I triply hated housework. I’m not going to say that I love those routines now or that I totally rock them, because I don’t. But I am learning to love them.
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