COLORS CHAT #12

[magaru]

It's time to sit back, relax, and pour yourself and ice cold glass of... milk. All these games are so great and fun but everyone needs a chance to just unwind and talk. So welcome to Colors Chat! Here, you will get a topic and you can talk about it all you want. For cards, however, your initial post will need to be six sentences. Just listen to your heart and write what you feel like. For your six sentences, you'll get 5 cards. And you should always go around and talk to people, see if you can make new friends or old friends with new light on them or you know, just talk with everyone! It is a chat after all. Today's topic: Spring cleaning! Do you do it? If you do, do you have any particular habits connected to it? Do you make a checklist for it? Or maybe you don't have a reason for spring cleaning because you never allow your place to get messy? To encourage disussions between players, there's a bonus - for every conversation that is at least 5 comments long with at least 5 sentences each, all participants will receive two random cards. This is not limited, so talk to as many people as you wish! Please keep all comments civil and polite. You might disagree with someone, but please do not start a flame war. THANK YOU and enjoy your weeks! This round closes on Sunday, April 20th! CLOSED NOW!

Comments

[hanakoanime]

I remember when I was younger, and my dad was always telling me and my sister to clean. (I also remember ignoring it, and sleeping late, but then he'd always win, and I'd be up and crawling under beds.) This year, though, I didn't because I was lazy, and I wanted to sleep in during the time I had for that. Most of the time, I do clean, though, and it's a ritual that isn't repeated that often.

I also remember my mom calling that room the Bermuda Triangle. So I guess my place gets really messy. I don't have a checklist, and I end up going, "Sister, I barely even come in here; I'm here to sleep. All this is your stuff, so you clean. I'm going back to sleep." I end up getting annoyed because nothing gets done, but then I get lazy, so it stays the same.

(Of course, I try to keep things organized. I found out I'm not good at that. /also remembers this homework system given (specially) for high school, sophomore year; it didn't work)

[magaru]

Thank you for answering!