By Diane Forrest
Wednesdays at my house is
cleaning day. Every now and then I will
run an extra load in the dishwasher or washing machine, but most everything is
done on a Wednesday. As I was looking at
the schedule for this month I noticed that today was No housework Day. I checked the calendar earlier to see if it
fell on a Wednesday, but of course with my luck, its Sunday. This is so unfair for two reasons, first,
because my housework day is on Wednesday, and second, it's Sunday! Who cleans house on a Sunday?
I do have a friend who spends
much of the day on Sundays doing their weekly chores, changing bed sheets,
washing clothes, buying and putting up groceries. So I let him know that he
could take that day off, not sure if he will or not, but at least he has an
excuse now! I also told my daddy about
the holiday. He replied that it was a
special holiday that he and my mother celebrate every day. Not just on April
7th!
According to punchbowl.com, a
2008 study conducted at the University of Michigan found that the average
American woman scrubs her house at least 17 hours a week! After a long day at
school or work, housework is the last thing anyone wants to come home to do.
Doctors and health experts say
that it is essential for people with busy lifestyles to factor in time to
relax. Relaxation can lower heart rate and blood pressure, reduce headaches,
and improve concentration.
Celebrate National No Housework
Day by ignoring the dirty dishes in the sink and the piles of laundry
that need to be done and just relax. If
you can't relax with a messy house, go visit someone or go on a picnic, or to a
movie, just get out and have some fun!
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