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I've always been a 'neat fanatic'...also being raised in a Military family it was something that was a MUST that my brothers & I did clean on a daily basis, during the week it was always light work, during the weekends we had alot too do. As I became a Mom I also instilled that same work ethic too my sons, which are now married. It really bothers me when things are out of place & not clean, even when I'm not feeling well I still make sure my apartment is clean, and living alone it's not that much work for me. Yes, I'm a little OCD...lol....
Michelle
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