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Clean up and Spruce up for Spring© L.C. Dumke
I looked out the window today and saw a site I could hardly believe. I know it's late March and that spring technically arrived a week ago. But in years past, I remember spring sort of edging its way into winter, with a warm day here, a warm day there. This year, however, it was cold one day then the next day (and every day after that) it was warm. My lawn went from its typical light brownish-green to vivid green overnight. Flowers are blooming everywhere, and a light film of yellow pollen is already forming on my car, my front stoop and my windows sills. So much for easing into spring.
So this year, as in most years, many people get the itch to redecorate as spring arrives. But hold on just a minute, I have a favor to ask of you: don't. Yes, the woman who lives to redecorate and encourage others to do the same is asking you to control that urge to redecorate your home. But it's for a very good reason: I want to you clean your home first. Oh sure, cleaning your space probably isn't the most fun you can have on a weekend. But if you're going to redecorate you really need to do this first. If you're shaking your head saying "nope, not me, my house is just as clean as a whistle, thanks very much for asking," I urge you to answer the following questions:
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