The wild popularity of the KonMari show could really kill my konfidence in my skimpy housekeeping skills.
I mean, if I had a dime—ok, even just a penny—for every time I have said, “Sorry for the mess” when someone entered my home, paying for college would be a slam dunk.
Maybe June Cleaver and bad, stereotypical sitcoms are to blame, but somehow a neat house became the standard by which mothers are judged. And now Marie Kondo is trying to convince me that my mess is messing with my mojo.

Neat...
Published on January 21, 2019 06:25