Fingers crossed for you, Holly. Here's hoping that you get through the day without pain...by now you're six hours into it?
And Ameriscot? Bombard away! The view from your bus stop is gorgeous.
Holly, I managed to get through the great big house yesterday. But. The client's girlfriend, her two kids, her cousin and her cousin's newborn were all living there as well while the client was remodeling girlfriend's house. It was finished two weeks ago, and she was supposed to have moved out but wasn't quite done. Seems she took all the cleaning supplies. All. Of. Them. She and the cousin were still there yesterday morning, getting ready to go to her newly-remodeled house. On their way out the door, she said "Hope it's not too much trouble to clean today" while she and the cousin laughed their butts off. When I went to the laundry room to get the cleaning supplies, I discovered there was nothing there. Nothing! Wait. That's a lie. There was a bottle of white vinegar, which can't be used on marble counters and he has lots of those.
I usually have spares of stuff I really need...except for yesterday. It was a real treat to try to clean the stainless steel without SS polish or even some baking soda! After the first 3 1/2 hours, I'd done what I could, mostly just wiping up but able to polish all the mirrors and glass shower enclosures, clean the hardwood floors, dust and vacuum. Then I gave it up. Decided that I'd earned every darned cent so instead of paying myself by the hour, took the entire flat amount of cash that we'd agreed on for working 5 to 6 hours and that he leaves on the kitchen counter.
I was fuming and definitely not a happy camper. I even thought about sending him a text and telling him that I wouldn't be back but decided that it was silly to punish him because I was ticked at her. Doubt that he had a clue that she "purloined" his cleaning supplies.
Anyway, today should be somewhat easier, even with two teen and one pre-teen girls in the family. And they live just a block away
