WHO WOULD HAVE THOUGHT....

--At first it sounded simple vacuum the rooms and change the bedding on a few beds. And maybe take down a few curtains and wash them.
--Of course in practice it was quite another matter. Changing bedding is a pain in the neck. And fitted sheets are nothing but a mind bender as far as I’m concerned. It’s like a dang fool test to see just how many times your willing to try before just tucking the dang fool thing in.
--Vacuuming is also a pain in the neck when all the dang fool dirt your chasing hides in corners that the dang fool thing won't reach. Then it's a case of crawling around on the floor with a hose that’s to dang burn short trying to reach all the crevices.
--Curtains are on my list of top ten thing's I don't ever want to do again. Oh they come of real slick but that’s just setting you up for the return trip. Where you need the patience of a Tibetan monk to get the dang fool things on the flimsy rod. That are held up by a bracket that belongs on a space shuttle. Because only a astronaut would able to handle them dang fool things.
--All in all I have to say I have a healthy respect for people who clean rooms and make beds for a living. It's a back breaking job that isn't for the faint hearted that's for sure. Just with the small amount I did I feel like I’ve been wailed on with a bag of rocks. I can't image doing it for 8 hour's a day though. Let alone full time.
--But like everything else I imagine you could get used to it and maybe after a bit it might not be such a pain. But one things for sure the next time I get any more dang fool ideas about combining all 3 of those things I think I’ll just stick with vacuuming. It seems to be all the stress I can handle at once.
--One thing I will say the rooms look better and the curtains look nice so I guess it was worth all the trouble....