This morning while checking my personal facebook page, I noticed a picture had been posted from my Droid phone...but not by me. How can this be I asked myself. I then realized that my Grandaughter Jada (she is 2) had been looking at pictures in my phone last night. She must have done it! Now, it was an innocent photo of her younger sister Jazmin, eating her birthday cake. I got to cogitating on the possible ramifications of this happening again. Do I have any incriminating photos in my phone which could have been posted by the apparently advanced 2 year old? So I looked...This is all I found
The fifth annual Record Store Day takes place Saturday at independent record stores around the country. Retailers will be offering up exclusive vinyl albums and singles as well as having in-store signings and performances.
Here in the Denver arep participants include;
Okay, here is your spring cleaning check list...call me when you're done!
FOYER
Dust lighting fixtures.
Wash walls and trim
Wash doors, knobs and switch plates.
Wash bench or other furnishings. Launder bench cushion, if applicable.
Empty out coat closet. Wash walls and floor. Sort items as you return them to the closet. Store out of season items, donate unneeded items.
Clean or replace entry mat.
Sweep and scrub floors.
Reseal grout lines, if applicable.
BEDROOMS
Open windows
Dust furniture.
For each drawer: remove items, wash drawer, place items back neatly. Donate Items you no longer need.
Remove everything from closets. wash closet walls if necessary. Sweep and wash closet floor. Put everything back neatly. Donate items you no longer need. Do not store things on closet floor.
Move Bed. Sort and put away anything that was under bed. Sweep or vacuum under bed. Try not to store things under bed.
Put bed back. Flip mattress. Vacuum both sides.
Launder bedding and curtains. Wash pillows and duvet in hot water. Air out mattress pad, if you have one.
Tidy electronics wires. Tuck nicely out of sight. Label them, if practical.
Sort through music and DVD collections. Purge things that no longer suit your families interests. Organize what is left in an attractive manner.
Sort books and magazines. Donate or recycle ones that no longer suit your families interests.
Wash hard plastic children's toys with warm soapy water. Rinse and dry. Launder stuffed toys. Donate or store toys that your children have grown too old for.
Wash switch plates.
Wash walls and trim.
Wash doors and knobs.
Wash floor registers and other vent covers.
Clean floors.
LAUNDRY ROOM
Open windows.
Wash windows and window sills.
Take out and wash window screens.
Wash cabinet doors.
Wash inside cabinets.
Wash laundry sink. Shine faucet. Clean drains.
Wash outside of washer and dryer.
Wash inside of washing machine.
Wash lint trap.
Wash switch plates.
Wash walls and trim.
Wash doors and door knobs.
Wash floor registers and other vent covers.
sweep and wash floors.
Reseal grout lines, if applicable.
STAIRWELLS
sweep/vacuum stairs
Spot clean walls.
Wipe down handrail.
Dust art and light fixtures.
OUTSIDE
Sweep porches and walkway.
Wash thresholds.
Wash exterior doors. Give front door a fresh coat of paint, if necessary.
Clean or replace welcome mat.
Wash siding.
REMEMBER TO:
Clean blades of ceiling fans.
Sort through and organize family photographs (digitally or into albums).
Sort through paperwork and discard unneeded files. Date and file important documents in an orderly manner.
Sort and clean any extra zones such as linen closets, utility closets and office spaces.
