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Most people think cleaning’s a drudge
Getting rid of every small smudge
Raspberry jam, even sneaker mud
But it doesn’t have to be a dud
No one likes to see sludge
So get on with it, don’t begrudge
Wear white gloves, be the judge!
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(Afterwards we might have some fudge!☺️)
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The Bag Lady 
Nicely done. I especially like the rhyming pattern in this poem.
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Thanks!
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The thing about cleaning is that is never done. Once you get the last thing done the first needs to be cleaned again. Bummer!
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A fun read. My least favourite is vacuuming. Luckily the hubbie likes to do it.
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as Thich Nhat Hanh instructed, I just try to be present when cleaning. And as you note – with a smile ~
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If I get the white gloves will it lure someone willing to clean?
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Try it and see- if it works I’ll buy a pair
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Suddenly a got Saw vibes—I’d like to play a game. For years I’ve lived in filth, now you’re here you have a choice to make white gloves.
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I doubt that. I had a mother-in-law who wanted to use white gloves but used her evil eye instead
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Sounds equally terrifying.
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It was
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I like your poem, Cheryl, but I still don’t want to clean the fridge! 😀
-David
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It is a pain isn’t it? My least favorite is mopping
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🙂
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I am sure there are some people who enjoy cleaning. I am not one of them! But if it has to be done, it might as well be done with a positive attitude 🙂
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Just the thought of fudge makes the drudge worthwhile!
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