Hiring a Cleaning Service Yes or No?

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If you are a busy mom, professional, or just don’t have much time in your life for repetitive house cleaning chores you might have considered hiring a full time house cleaner. Or maybe you’ve never considered it. Read this article we found that gives one family’s true account of what made them go this direction and then decide for yourself.

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From The Article The “housekeeper dilemma”
 

It took us some time to get over our self-imposed barrier of hiring some help with the house chores. I’m not lazy, and it struck me as a weak, self-indulgent thing to do. But, as J.D. freely admits, he’s a slob. We’d fight over the mess in the house, and time and time again would try to institute a “system” to keep it clean, only to fail once more and descend into arguments. With both of us working full-time, we wanted to spend our time at home in other ways than cleaning.

Still, I felt guilty for paying someone else to do work I didn’t want to do myself. I admit it: It feels weird to pay someone to clean your toilets! And I felt guilty for even being able to afford considering “outsourcing” the housework. After all, anyone can do housework, right?

Over time, our guilt is misplaced. You ask Why would I feel any guiltier paying someone for cleaning my house than cooking my food at a restaurant, or growing my food at a farmer’s market, or knitting a hat I buy at a cute store? I can cook; I can grow food; I can knit. But often I choose to pay someone else to do these tasks rather than do them myself. Why does the housekeeper, then, represent such obscene luxury in our debates on the complexities of social economics?


Primarily, I believe it’s because we see our housekeeper face-to-face. We invite them into our homes and our lives. in a way that is invisible for the many other jobs we outsource. The agricultural worker doesn’t deliver pears to our door, nor the factory worker bring inexpensive mass-produced products to personally stock the shelves in our pantry. We don’t directly pay the garbage-collector, the office custodian, or the guy who sweeps out the theater after J.D. spills all his candy on the floor. For these things, there’s an insulating layer of “a company” between the producer of the goods and the consumer. With a cleaning service/housekeeping, no such dividing layer exists.


Professional housecleaning, like agricultural harvesting, child-care, and many service-industry jobs, is a job that is frequently viewed by others as jobs performed by people without much higher education or unique skills.These jobs are typically low-paying, but that doesn’t mean the people who perform these jobs are unworthy. I’m all for a living wage, but the more specialized and rare your skills, the higher salary you can command if there is a market for those skills. It’s basic supply and demand. And just because a job doesn’t pay well does not mean that job is demeaning.
In my mind, the bottom line is that everyone outsources. Unless you grow, harvest, and process your own food, make your own clothes from fibers you’ve produced and spun, build your own house, create your own power sources, and are completely independent from the long chain of people in the manufacturing economy, you’re paying other people to do that which you do not want to do, don’t want to make time to do, or lack the skills to do. In the modern word, specialization is the norm and Professional Housekeeping have grown with a high paying rate.


So, do what work works for you — I’ll be in the garden with the gift of time i got from hiring a cleaning service.

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Make Family Time Your New Years Resolution!!!

According to Youth Villages Article Studies show most people don’t keep their New Year’s resolutions. Start the new year off right after the tumultuous excitement of the holidays and New Year’s has passed by resolving to do more of something that really makes a difference: spending more quality time with your family. By entering regular family events into your calendar or day planner, you will be more likely to keep your pledge and actually improve your family dynamics.


Time typically is the rarest commodity in families’ lives, especially when both parents work full-time jobs. As a result, families can find it hard to make time for family time.

But scheduling in time for family can change how everyone in the household feels about one another and improve family interactions for the long haul, said Shereka Jackson, a therapist at the Youth Villages-Inner Harbour Campus in Douglasville.

Spending quality time together as a family does not mean you need to spend more money, Jackson said, or change the way you live your life. Here are some simple steps you can take to help improve your family life in the new year and build lasting memories at the same time:

1.  Eat together.
Make a resolution to cook and eat more family meals together every week. Studies show that children who participate in regular family meals are less likely to engage in risky behavior. This is especially important for teenagers. Sharing meals is a great way to have positive conversation, enjoy one another’s company and bond as a family. Just stay away from sticky topics and anything else that could create conflict. Dinner time should be a time to enjoy one another’s company. Children can help set and clear the table, and some will enjoy helping prepare the meal.

2. Find a new fun family activity or hobby.
Sit down and talk. There’s got to be some family activity everyone can do together. For some families, game nights work well, whether they choose board or video versions. Interactive video games that make you get up and move around the living room give kids and parents a chance to burn a few calories as well.
An easy, cost-free and purposeful way to fulfill this resolution is to do family volunteer work. Serve up meals together at a food kitchen, walk dogs or groom at an animal shelter, or mentor a child or teen.

3. Read together.
Many parents read to younger children but give up reading together as children get older. Set a time to read together once a week or every night before bedtime. It’s also a great way to wind down. Either take turns reading out loud, listen to a book on tape or have everyone read their own book or magazine.

4. Develop some new family rituals.
Homemade pizza or BBQ on Friday night, movie or board game nights on Saturdays, afternoon walks with or without the family dog on Sunday afternoons, etc. Children like and thrive on rituals, and family traditions are wonderful memories to look back on.

5. Try making everyday activities, including chores, fun.
Make a game or contest out of chores, giving out stickers as rewards or singing a song together while tidying up. Make it a point to have fun together doing everyday things.

6. Set a couple of hours a month or quarter aside for each of your children to spend time alone with one parent.
Use this time to do something special together your child wants to do and indulge in some rare one-on-one time.

7. Walk it out.
Go for an afternoon family walk in the neighborhood or early evening to see which homes are decorated for the holidays. Return home for hot cocoa and cookies eaten at the dinner table.

8. Be positive!
Once a week, use dinner time to have every family member say one positive thing about each family member. It can be as simple as, “I love mom’s cooking” or, “Dad’s tie is cool,” or it can be more involved, such as praising how a family member handled a certain situation. Saying something nice teaches children to give and accept compliments and can dissolve hostile environments creating more harmonious relationships.

9. Make it a tradition to involve your family in how they envision the next year for the family.
Have every family member come up with ideas of what they would like to do together in 2012. Write all suggestions down and save them in a specified spot, so you can find them easily. Next year, get last year’s ideas out, review them and then come up with a new set for the new year.

10. Be more active together.
Spend a couple of hours once a month together doing an outdoor activity – stroll through the city park, play soccer or basketball in the yard, buy a badminton set, teach your children to play volleyball, go sledding, drive to a lake or beach for swimming or walking, take a family bike ride, find interesting places to go for a walk: the river promenade, different parks, down main street, a historic neighborhood or cemetery, a new subdivision, etc. If the weather doesn’t permit outdoor activity, get a gym membership for the whole family and take everyone along for workouts.

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