from Lori Anderson's "Transformed Wife" blog, Debby - who hails from Kansas - has noticed - at the very least, a few times - the disorder of homes, where the wives are unable to be keepers. These wives and mothers are away for much of the day. In short, they're out earning a paycheck. And guess what: there's 24 hours in a day. So, things aren't going to get done, loosed buttons will end up getting lost in the clutter, another shirt will join a pile of other clothes with unmended seams, missing buttons, stains that have long set in. So, it's another trip to the big-box to buy another shirt - which after a few washings will look as tired as mom.
Homes have only so much space, and it doesn't take long for the visual noise to blare loud enough to - 30 miles down the highway - disrupt her concentration during staff meetings. Debby had also observed how these harried women don't invite company to their homes because of the clutter. i heard the same testimony from a woman i worked with - she was in a managerial position.
Godda get to work.
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