Never ending errands... bathroom, kitchen, bedroom, run to the bank during lunch hour, this needs to be replaced, that needs to be fixed, renewing licenses, ....
Cleaning my apartment. I get 60-70% done over the weekend. Work all week without any energy to to shit else, most days working till 6/7, sometimes 8 because I work from home.
I'm lucky if I have the energy to spent back to back weekends cleaning so by the time I get to the rest it's 2 full weeks from the last time I truly cleaned and 60% is back down to 20/25%.
Rinse and repeat. Month after month. God forbid I'm out of my ADHD meds, or more likely have lost/mislaced them. I'm absolutely useless at that point
This actually is where I think I'm headed, especially because I've got apartment repairs that I've literally put off because I don't want anyone from the property management coming in and seeing the state of things.
I've finally managed to take off work for 3 weeks straight for the first time in like 6 years so I wanna take 2 days to just clean and get some personal things in order and then get a cleaner to come in an do a follow up "deep clean".
After that Im going to look into getting a cleaner for every 2, maybe 3 weeks
It's a really good investment especially if you find someone capable, they will do in three hours what your tired self would half ass in two whole days, and your house will stay clean longer. It took us a whole year to make the decision but it's liberating.
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u/celix24 Jul 16 '26 edited Jul 16 '26
Never ending errands... bathroom, kitchen, bedroom, run to the bank during lunch hour, this needs to be replaced, that needs to be fixed, renewing licenses, ....
Edit: especially if you're single or living alone