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Tardigrade corn maze at Treinen Farm in Wisconsin.

“I have a limit and when you reach it I dismiss you from my life. It’s that simple.”

— Unknown

Why not live life?

Summer is almost over, but that doesn’t mean it’s too late to deep clean for it! This is my deep clean for summer.

(Some of these things I do once a week, which I’m sure you can figure out which ones those are)

Kitchen

Clean out, wash down, and dust cupboards.

Disinfect and wash the entirety of your fridge-freezer, throwing out old and expired things.

Pull that fridge out (if you can, don’t hurt yourself!) and clean behind it and the sides of it.

Change drawer liners, if you use them.

Clean under the sink and organize any cleaning products you may keep under there.

Clean your windows, and window sills. (This goes for the rest of the house as well.)

Clean baseboards. (Again, goes for the rest of the house as well.)

Clean, organize, and throw away things in your pantry.

Organize your “junk drawer” and replace anything that may be in there that may be expired (batteries, for example.)

Bedrooms

Donate, sell, and throw away clothes that may not fit you anymore, have holes/stains, you have no interest in wearing anymore

Wash blankets, pillows, and sheets. Put away your winter bedding and put on nice light bedding, keep cool, darlings.

Organize any clutter, and again, donate or sell.

Vacuum under the beds, and the rest of the house.

Organize your closets and chest-of-drawers.

Bathroom

Scrub the toilet, including behind it, the floor, and clean the tank (there are tabs you can use for this)

Scrub tub, every part, and scrub walls.

Under sinks.

Organize drawers.

Get rid of anything broken, empty, or expired

Garage

Clean car, inside and out

Scrub any spills.

Organize garden equipment.

Clear and organize shelving.

Get rid of any trash.

I hope this helps any of you hunnies, and let me know how it goes!

“Authentic femininity is a combination of class, tenderness, and virtue. When a woman possesses these traits, a man will naturally want to be more of a gentleman around her.”

— Jason Evert

Anaïs Nin, from “The Diary of Anaïs Nin, 1955–1966”

across the river with friends // SelynnDraws

The human body: the canvas we grow with. The changes we can make are astounding in reality. Losing or gaining health in a short time, changing the things that draw us in life, forgetting and remembering parts of your life, forgetting the bad things that have happened even if you felt you would never move on. Remembering the changes and challenges you've seen in the past will help you! Remember that everything passes even if that thing takes months or years, that it will be okay.