Part Two: As I walk past Jonah's room I glanced at a cluttered and messy habitat. I ask Jonah to clean it up. Jonah responds with "Sure, I'll get to it". Day two- David asks Jonah to clean it up. Jonah responds with "Sure". Day three- I start to feel bad that three girls are stuck in one room and the child who has his own room can't keep it clean. These pictures are blurry(camera issues) but I think you get the idea of the room's condition.
Do you see the banana peel??? REALLY???
So not wanting to be THAT parent , you know the one who nags and nags, I came up with another solution. This is what Jonah came home to find on his door.
Let's just say that when Jonah read this he was NOT happy. His response " 3 days is not enough time"...I told him that I hoped he could make the deadline. I was pulling for him!
The result:
Nicely folded clothing...I have to give Jonah A LOT of credit on this one. All my children have to fold their own laundry. He is the BEST laundry folder out of all of them. He really does a nice job with this task.
A clean Room! These pictures are slightly dark but I think you get the idea.
To sum this up I dedicate this last part to my future daughter-in -law. There is NO need to thank me for all the years of training that went into this awesome young man! He was worth and I know you will SO appreciate his domestic skills as he applies them in your home. You can thank me by having adorable cute grand kids!!!
4 comments:
I love this! I might have to borrow this one for their playroom!
Love it, this is very "Love and Logickey" of you! ;) My mom used to do random room and drawer checks(yes drawer, if we had marijuana in there she would have caught us...haha). If she found them clean, we would get a King Size candybar. She did this every couple of weeks. It about 1/2 the time, pretty good %.
Priceless. I love, love, LOVE that eviction notice. Brilliant!
"We love you enough to give you shelter" - awesome!!
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