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Yesterday,
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there was sun [music]
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and [singing] there was rain.
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Beauty in the mundane. [music]
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And as [singing] the light
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startled [music]
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our eyes, we let go of disguise.
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And now
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>> If your entire house feels messy right
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now and you don't even know where to
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start, [music]
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don't start cleaning yet. Here I'm
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giving you guys a before look of how a
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messy the downstairs portion of my house
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is [music] and here is a spoiler alert,
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upstairs looks
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>> [laughter]
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>> just as bad as well. We are going to be
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doing this together. Looking at the
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whole house being a mess and trying to
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clean [music] everything at once can
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definitely make you feel overwhelmed.
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But in this video I'm going to show you
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exactly how I work through my entire
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house when it just feels like there's
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too much to do as well as some things
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that I've done before today
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>> [music]
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>> to make today a little bit easier. We're
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going to be going room by room. I'm
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going to be showing you guys how I clean
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as well as how I declutter. [music] You
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guys are going to be seeing me declutter
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here and there because decluttering
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helps cleaning a lot easier later on in
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the future.
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>> [music]
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>> This is going to be a whole house clean
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as well as some decluttering, not a
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whole house declutter. I just don't
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think you can declutter your entire home
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and deep clean your entire home without
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becoming overwhelmed. If you are a mom
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with little
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running [music] around, you might feel
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overwhelmed, you might feel tired and
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that's just not how I do things here on
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this channel.
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>> [music]
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>> I prefer to do things a little more
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simple, to slow down a little bit, and
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to make things easier, not harder.
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[music] We're going to be focusing on
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those things, the things that makes a
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big [music] difference. I'm not going to
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be telling you to spend a full 8 hours
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deep cleaning your house. That used to
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be me, but I just don't do that anymore.
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Once you know better, you do better.
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[music] So, if you're looking around
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your house right now where you're
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thinking, "I don't even know where to
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start." And just start here with me. And
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if you are not cleaning your home right
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now, and you just want to hang out with
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me, I'm so happy that you are here.
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Maybe you can save this video for a
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later date when you are cleaning and
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when you do need [music] some cleaning
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motivation. But, I have a lot of it here
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for you. So, if you're cleaning, we've
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got [music] about 45 minutes to get this
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done together. I actually had set myself
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a 1-hour timer.
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>> [music]
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>> Not to rush myself, but really just a
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challenge myself. I love to know
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realistically [music]
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how long it takes me to clean my home.
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Because just looking around can
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definitely be daunting. But, knowing
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that it actually only [music] took me 15
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minutes to clean the kitchen, 10 minutes
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to clean the laundry room, 5 minutes to
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clean the [music] bathroom, 90 minutes
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to clean the entire home, it helps me to
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think more practical, more realistic,
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instead of overwhelming myself just
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thinking, "I have this entire house to
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clean. I don't have time. I have no idea
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how long it's going to take." [music]
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That way, if I only have 15 minutes, I
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know where to put my efforts. If I only
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have 30 minutes, [music] I know which
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room to tackle. Because I typically know
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how long it would take me. And if I have
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an hour, then I can get it done in the
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morning before the kids wake up. That
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was not always the case for me. It used
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to take [music] me hours to clean my
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entire home. I'm going to link down
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below for you guys
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>> [music]
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>> a cleaning playlist just in case maybe
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you need a little bit more extra
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cleaning motivation. But also you guys,
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>> [music]
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>> I'm going to show you guys how my
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cleaning videos used to go. I would
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start in the morning and I would end
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sometime in the evening. And I would be
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tired. I would be hungry. And you guys
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could probably tell from looking in the
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video. And I don't know about you guys,
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but if I'm already overwhelmed, watching
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someone else look overwhelmed too, sure
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it can be nice to know that somebody
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else relates to me, but I started to
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always feel more overwhelmed. I would
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turn on the video and it would be great
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[music] to have that, you know, right
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alongside me. But if they're stressed
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and I'm stressed, [music] we're just
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stressed together. So I encourage you to
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seek out different [music] outlets in
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your life that helps you to feel a
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little bit more calm. That puts you more
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on edge and that's what I hope my
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channel does for you. I am going through
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my whole house cleaning it, but I'm
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doing it slowly. I'm doing it
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intentional. I decided to do it in real
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time. Not a speed clean. I want to show
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you in real time how I go about cleaning
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my home. I'm taking a break. I'm
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drinking my water. And I'm not feeling
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stressed and overwhelmed because this is
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what I want for [music] you too as a
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homemaker, as a mom when you're going
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through your house. I don't want you to
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[music] dread it. I want you to instead
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feel like stewardship
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and just taking care [music] of your
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home, the blessing that God has given
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us. So going to try [music] my best to
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give you guys like, you know, just some
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guidelines on the things that I'm doing
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as I go about doing it as well as a few
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tips. So the first thing I always do is
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go through and start just picking things
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up that don't belong. So, I'm picking up
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the, you know, the trash and throwing
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[music] it away. I'm putting things back
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where they belong, things that actually
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have a home. And that pretty much
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honestly [music] takes out the most of
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bulk of the time
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cleaning in each room. It doesn't take
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me a ton [music] of time to load the
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dishwasher or to put the, you know,
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dishes away inside of the cabinets.
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Doesn't take me too long to sweep, to
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mop, right? That's [music] always the
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easiest things. And that is why
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decluttering comes in so clutch for me
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because if I declutter, you know,
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constantly, meaning like declutter at
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least once [music] per week, or if I'm
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in a room and I'm cleaning and I just
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see a few things that I can throw away
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or [music] that I'm not using anymore,
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and I just get rid of it right away.
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When it is time for me to do a whole
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house clean, I don't have to worry about
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that. So, [music]
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don't declutter and clean your whole
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house at the same time if you know you
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have a lot of decluttering to do. I've
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already done a whole house declutter and
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I created a full playlist for you guys.
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I've given you 50 things that you can
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declutter [music] right now. I'll link
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it for you guys. I've given you whole
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house room by room declutters. We've
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gone through the closets, we've gone
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through the drawers, all of this stuff
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so that you will be able to set yourself
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up for [music]
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success. And in doing that, I had been
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able to make [music] it to where now
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when I'm cleaning my home is a lot
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easier. Of course, things [music]
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still get out of place and you guys get
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to declutter some more with me today.
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[music] I'll show you the things that
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have gotten out of place and we'll put
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them back and things like that.
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>> [music]
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>> But just know that decluttering is a
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lifelong thing. It's not a thing that
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you just do once and you're done because
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I have kids. They're always bringing
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things out and I can't [music] exactly,
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you know, discipline them the exact same
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way that it took me 30 years to
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discipline myself. I try my best, but
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they're children and I try not to be too
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too hard on them. Yes, I give them
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responsibilities. Some may even call us
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a little bit strict, [music]
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but I allow them to have a little bit of
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freedom and just be kids as well.
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So, that being said, I do have to put
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their toys [music] away sometime, but
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having a good toy rotation system
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[music] and decluttering their toys
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regularly helps me to stay on top of
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that as well. Keeping baskets [music] in
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the areas of the home that gets the most
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messy have also helped me. So, you guys
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are going to see that we have a little
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basket near the fireplace and that's
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where I put any of my kids' [music] toys
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they bring down throughout the week so
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that at the end of the week when I'm
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cleaning, I just take their basket
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[music]
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and I either set it inside of my son's
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room so that he can put the toys away or
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I go and dump them into his [music] toy
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basket and bring the basket back down to
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fill up. It's a small basket [music]
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because I don't want it to overflow,
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right? I want to stay on top of making
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sure that it doesn't become too
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overwhelming to where he doesn't feel
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like putting it away [music]
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and I don't either. And when it's huge
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and he actually wants to play with some
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of the toys that's in the basket, he'll
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[music] just dump them all over the
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floor to try to find what he's looking
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for, but keeping just a smaller, not too
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tiny, but not too big basket, [music]
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you guys are going to see that basket in
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just a moment inside of, you know,
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wherever your kid plays just helps you
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to stay on top of decluttering that as
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well. So, I'm also not going to be
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cleaning my son's bedroom in this video.
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I'm going to be cleaning every other
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room, but my son is 7 years old.
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Therefore,
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>> [music]
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>> he's at the age now where he is able to
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clean up his own room and I had just
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maybe 3 days before filming this video
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went into his room and did a deep clean
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and declutter. So, this is when I go in
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and I vacuum and he has like a small
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stick vacuum that he uses, but I do a
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better, you know, job obviously. So, I
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vacuum, I dust, I open the windows, we
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turn on the air for it, too. We [music]
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air it out, I turn on the humidifier, I
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shampoo the carpets, you know, [music]
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change his bedspread. And I just do a
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little bit decluttering in there so that
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going forward for the next few weeks
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cleaning his room is going to be a
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little bit easier. And I only go in and
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do this for him [music] maybe twice per
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month because it's really important that
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I teach him, you know, to begin cleaning
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up behind himself
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>> [music]
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>> as well. So, I'm not going to be doing
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that for him today in today's video. I
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have a basket inside of the family room
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that we have,
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>> [music]
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>> you know, activities and books, a few
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homeschool things that have accumulated
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throughout the past few weeks cuz
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[music] they're just things that we have
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been using for our summer homeschool and
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supplementing with. They're just things
10:46
to keep the children busy when they just
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need a little bit of quiet time. And so,
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we're going to declutter that and put
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that stuff back on the bookshelf
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>> [music]
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>> where it belongs or back inside of our
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activity bin.
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And then they also usually accumulate a
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lot of devotions and things [music]
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because every morning I like to sit out
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on the patio with my Bible, with my
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devotions,
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>> [music]
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>> and get my mind set for the day. And
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sometimes, you know, I'm [music] back
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and forth between books. A lot of them
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I've read from front to back already and
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I go and just, you know, read through
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them a little bit more. And so, I try to
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not allow them all to pile up
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downstairs. So, I'm going to be keeping
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just two of the books
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>> [music]
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>> down here, which is the Bible and the
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devotion that I think I want to focus on
11:37
this week, and putting everything back
11:39
on the bookshelf, as well as taking,
11:42
again, my son's basket of toys [music]
11:44
upstairs to his room and putting away my
11:46
husband's like electronics. I [snorts]
11:49
love the buffet table [music] that we
11:51
have next to our television because it
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has those sliding barn doors, which is
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perfect [music] for hiding anything that
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might look like clutter. Obviously, it's
12:02
my husband's video games. It's not, you
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know, clutter. It's a thing that we all
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enjoy together or him and my son enjoy
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playing [music] together. But, if I
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wanted to look a bit more aesthetic
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around here, I just close the barn doors
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and hide it.
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>> [laughter]
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>> And that way, no one has to look at it,
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and then no one being me, because I
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prefer to not have video game
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controllers all over the place. I know
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that we're using it, so it's not
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necessarily [music] clutter, but I think
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that with it all over the place, it can
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definitely
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begin to make the family room look a
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little bit less put together. [music]
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So, I love the buffet stand or any type
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of like tables [music] that have little
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compartment that you can't see. We have
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two lift top coffee tables, one in the
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family room, one in the living room. And
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in there, we can keep like books [music]
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and things in there. Just easy tuck away
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little places, but of course, that's
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another area that I try to stay on top
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of when it comes to decluttering. So,
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[music] I like to go through and pick up
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all of the things around the house, and
13:06
then I like to go through and sweep the
13:07
whole house at once. Unless I'm working
13:10
on just one room in cleaning, I'm going
13:13
to try to clean the whole, you know,
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area at once. So, if I'm downstairs
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cleaning, [music] first I'll pick up
13:20
everything that needs to be picked up
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off the floors and surfaces in the
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family room, [music]
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and in the kitchen, and in the living
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room, and in the bathroom.
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>> [music]
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>> That way, when I'm sweeping, I only have
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to grab my broom and dustpan one time on
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the main floor.
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>> [music]
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>> So, then I'll sweep the family room, the
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kitchen, the living room, and the
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bathroom all [music] in one go. I'm not
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grabbing it and putting it back once I'm
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done. I can carry it upstairs, so that
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once I'm upstairs cleaning, I can do the
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same thing up [music] there. I try to I
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try to save mopping for last after I've
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picked everything up. And I also like to
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clean off my kitchen counters before
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[music]
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I unload and reload the dishwasher.
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So, that is what you guys see me doing
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in [music] the kitchen now. I'm now
14:13
doing the actual cleaning. First, I
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picked [music] everything up and then
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loaded and unloaded the dishwasher. Now,
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I get to wipe down all of the surfaces.
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And again, I'm not
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>> [music]
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>> going in like a deep clean. I'm just
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wiping things here and there, making
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sure that they stay [music] nice so that
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it doesn't pile up and become too
14:33
overwhelming. Having white cabinets,
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>> [laughter]
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>> white sink, [music] it's beautiful,
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except you can see everything. So,
14:46
if you want to make, I guess, cleaning a
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little bit easier for yourself, even
14:50
more, maybe not have white surfaces
14:53
because
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you can see everything. It's not that
14:57
big a deal for me because if I can't
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[music] see it, then I probably won't
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know to clean it, you know? It's like
15:04
it'll be there and I might miss it. But
15:06
with having white [music] countertops
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and cabinets, I can kind of just, I
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guess, discipline myself a little bit
15:13
more because [music]
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if I don't clean it, it's going to look
15:16
bad. That way, I can't I just can't hide
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it. I can't put [music] it off. So, I'm
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going to be cleaning it
15:21
and just wiping them down with a little
15:23
bit of all-purpose spray. [music]
15:24
Nothing too crazy. Then, in our sink, we
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have really hard water here. We have a
15:31
well water system. [music]
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And so, sometimes the iron builds up and
15:35
everything. So, I really have to [music]
15:38
spray it down with its this product
15:41
called Iron Out. I try not to use it
15:44
every single time I'm cleaning because
15:46
it is chemical heavy. You can smell
15:48
[music] it. Um
15:50
but it's the only thing that actually
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helps me to keep the sink
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>> [music]
15:54
>> from looking completely like yellow, I
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guess. And I always feel the need to
15:58
give that disclaimer when I'm giving
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>> [music]
16:01
>> a full whole house clean because yeah,
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it can look like my sink is just dirty,
16:06
but I just want you guys to know that
16:08
it's just how it is trying to keep a
16:12
white sink with hard water. So, some of
16:16
my favorite cleaning supplies that you
16:19
guys are seeing me use in this video,
16:22
there are only a few that I just
16:24
absolutely
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love and will recommend [music]
16:27
time and time again. And that's my Swopt
16:31
broom, s w o p [music]
16:34
t.
16:35
It is the best broom ever. I've tried
16:39
other brooms and I never want to try
16:41
anything else. It's very durable, good
16:44
quality. It's a little bit more pricey,
16:47
I guess, maybe than a regular broom.
16:50
That's I guess if you get the bundle
16:52
set, I'm going to link it down below.
16:54
However, it has an easy interchangeable,
16:58
you know, broom head where you can
17:00
remove the broom and you use a mop or a
17:03
dust [music] mop or whatever you need
17:05
instead of, you know, the broom.
17:08
However, the broom itself is so sturdy.
17:11
I have had mine for three, going on
17:14
maybe four years now. However long we
17:17
have lived in this house,
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>> [music]
17:19
>> that's how long I've had that broom,
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which yeah, 4 years. And it has been
17:23
amazing. It's good quality, a wooden
17:26
broom, and I can't remember what the
17:29
actual bristles are made up of. Just
17:31
know it's [music] a good quality. I love
17:33
that broom. So, I'll link that down
17:36
below. And then we also use microfiber
17:39
towels. We just have it on subscribe and
17:42
save. [music]
17:43
They're just called cleaning cloths.
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Microfiber cleaning cloths. We order a
17:48
box of 50.
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>> [music]
17:50
>> And I find them more useful than paper
17:53
towels. We still use paper towels
17:55
sometimes, you know, drying our hands or
17:58
when we're like using it to dry, I don't
18:00
know, [music] raw chicken
18:02
or something like that. However, most of
18:05
the time when it comes to cleaning, we
18:06
do not clean with
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>> [music]
18:08
>> paper towel. It always leaves all that
18:10
little residue. But microfiber towels
18:13
are wonderful. And the box that we use,
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the box of 50, [music]
18:18
they're so inexpensive. I, in my
18:22
opinion, it's cheaper than buying
18:23
[music] paper towels.
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And because they don't cost too, too
18:27
much, I don't feel bad about throwing
18:30
them away when I'm done cleaning. And I
18:33
know, don't, you know, [music] beat me
18:35
up about that. We throw away paper
18:37
towels, and I treat them the same. If
18:39
they're really bad, I'll throw them
18:40
away. If not, I'll keep [music] them and
18:43
re-wash them to use again. But we keep
18:46
those on subscribe and save, so we
18:47
always [music] have those for cleaning
18:49
surfaces. They're great for cleaning up
18:51
spills. You guys, one time I spilled
18:53
like oil in my carpet. [music]
18:55
It was like thick oil, castor oil. I
18:58
couldn't get it up with the carpet
19:00
cleaner [music] or anything, basically.
19:02
The only thing that got it up was those
19:04
microfiber towels. It just soaked it all
19:06
right up. So, yes, I stand by microfiber
19:08
[music]
19:09
towels. They clean up a variety of
19:12
different things.
19:14
And then other than that, I love my spin
19:16
mop. I have a few different like floor,
19:18
you know, surface cleaners, different
19:20
mops, wet mops, [music] and things like
19:23
that. However, just a good old-fashioned
19:26
regular spin mop that's been around like
19:29
forever. I think everyone has owned one
19:32
of these at some point. When I don't run
19:34
like the Robo Vac or when I'm not using
19:37
my wet dry vacuum and I just want to
19:39
give this a good mop my floors, I just
19:43
use my spin mop because it's so easy
19:45
[music] to wash the mop heads and reuse
19:48
them and, you know, purchase a new set
19:51
every year or so when [music] you need
19:53
to. So, that's what I'm using to mop my
19:55
floor. Those are pretty much, you know,
19:57
my favorite [snorts and music] go-to
19:58
cleaning supplies. As far as
20:00
multi-purpose cleaners, I love Eco
20:03
>> [music]
20:04
>> the best. And aside from Eco, I also
20:07
like the Method cleaner. Those are my
20:10
two favorite cleaners. I'm using the
20:12
Method cleaner [music] in this video,
20:14
Method all-purpose cleaner. You guys are
20:16
going to see me take this cleaner
20:18
through my entire [music]
20:19
house. When it comes to simple living, I
20:22
think that's another thing that we can
20:24
>> [music]
20:25
>> usually get caught up on is having a ton
20:27
of different cleaning products. I get
20:30
it.
20:31
You know, [music] different cleaners
20:32
might work best for different things.
20:34
However, most of the time an all-purpose
20:37
cleaner can pretty much get the job
20:39
[music] done everywhere.
20:42
I get when it comes to like a stove
20:44
[music] or a fridge, you might want to
20:46
use like a stainless steel cleaner for
20:48
your fridge, a glass cleaner if you have
20:50
a glass top stove. However, just for
20:53
wiping things down and cleaning them,
20:56
an all-purpose cleaner [music] usually
20:58
does the job just fine. So, an
21:00
all-purpose cleaner and maybe like a
21:03
glass cleaner. And if you have stainless
21:06
steel products, [music]
21:07
a stainless steel
21:09
cleaner and something to clean your
21:11
floors with [music] are probably the
21:14
five products I would always have on
21:16
hand.
21:17
For cleaning the bathroom, [music]
21:19
I also keep disinfectant wipes on hand
21:22
because that way every single day
21:24
staying on top of cleaning the bathroom
21:27
doesn't feel too daunting. [music]
21:30
You can just go ahead and wipe down your
21:34
countertops every day, your faucet, wipe
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down your toilet
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>> [music]
21:38
>> every single day. And that way it stays,
21:40
you know, clean and fresh in there. And
21:42
then at the end of the [music] week,
21:44
give it a good mop down and, you know,
21:47
deep clean your toilets and things like
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that.
21:50
>> [music]
21:50
>> That's just how I go about doing it. It
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just makes things a little bit easier
21:53
for me. The bathroom that you guys see
21:56
me cleaning [music] is the guest
21:59
bathroom.
22:01
And it's not like our main bathroom,
22:03
which typically [music] gets a little
22:04
bit more messy. But for the guest
22:06
bathroom, we don't use it as often as we
22:08
use the one upstairs. We don't, [music]
22:10
you know, have a ton of products in
22:12
there. Sometimes my husband and son
22:14
might brush their teeth,
22:16
>> [music]
22:16
>> you know, down there. So you guys see me
22:18
putting away toothpaste and things like
22:19
that. But for the most part, it's a
22:21
little bit easier to stay on top [music]
22:22
of, especially because it is smaller.
22:25
There's no shower or tub or anything
22:27
like that. At our Florida apartment, we
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have three bathrooms and they all
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>> [music]
22:32
>> have tubs or showers. And it takes me
22:36
the longest to clean those bathrooms.
22:38
[music] If I was to do a full apartment
22:40
clean in Florida, the bathrooms are the
22:42
things that take me the longest.
22:45
But here in our Michigan home up north,
22:49
that's just not the case. So I save the
22:50
bathrooms for last. [music] Our front
22:52
room and our living room is another room
22:55
that typically does not get too [music]
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messy. Um my husband is now working in
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there, so we
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>> [music]
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>> try not to spend too too much time in
23:05
there. We try to give him some privacy
23:07
while the basement [music] is being
23:08
renovated. We have a lot going on down
23:11
there. It's coming together, but the
23:13
basement is where my husband used to
23:14
work. Now we just have our home gym and
23:16
our laundry room down there as well as a
23:18
couple of deep [music] freezers. So the
23:20
living room, as you guys could see, was
23:23
not so bad. Um all I did was swept
23:26
[music] and mopped in there, but my
23:28
husband was actually working in there
23:31
while I was recording this video. When
23:33
he stepped outside for a second, that's
23:35
when I was able to give you guys a good
23:37
glimpse of, you know, how it was looking
23:39
in there. Just so you guys could see it
23:41
wasn't, [music]
23:42
you know, bad. It didn't need any
23:43
cleaning. It had been done already. I
23:46
just wanted to, you know, give him his
23:48
privacy while he is working and respect
23:50
his time and his space, of course. So,
23:54
now that the downstairs is done, we are
23:59
[music]
23:59
moving right along to the upstairs. It's
24:02
not taking too much time at all. I
24:05
believe it took me [music] maybe 30
24:08
minutes or so to clean downstairs.
24:12
And then upstairs, in our bedroom, you
24:15
guys, my bedroom is not anything
24:17
perfect. I have mismatch pillows. I have
24:20
a basic, you know, comforter. I just
24:23
found the thinnest one that we had
24:24
because we've had some really, really
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hot nights.
24:27
>> [music]
24:28
>> And I remember purchasing this green and
24:31
white comforter when I wanted to give my
24:33
home a good spring refresh. Green is
24:36
actually my favorite color. And so I saw
24:38
that little comforter and fell in love
24:40
with it, but I lost one of the pillow
24:42
cases. However, no big deal. I'm just
24:45
grateful for clean covers. You know, I
24:48
always tell you guys,
24:50
around here I try to keep things simple
24:53
>> [music]
24:53
>> and convenient. Right now, having this
24:55
comforter is convenient for me because
24:57
like I said, the nights have been really
25:00
hot and I needed [music] the thinness
25:02
one that we had and it's comfortable.
25:05
So, I don't get too caught up on
25:07
aesthetics. [music] I don't try to over
25:10
think everything. I don't try to compare
25:12
it [music] to anyone else's home. So,
25:14
just making the bed and cleaning up my
25:17
very very messy desk. [music]
25:20
The desk is probably aside from the
25:22
laundry, the area in my bedroom that
25:25
gets the messiest. [music]
25:26
I often work over here. I set things
25:28
over there. The kids bring things in
25:29
here. Sometimes I set little books there
25:32
after I'm done reading to them. And so,
25:33
yeah, my desk can definitely get filled
25:35
up with
25:36
>> [music]
25:36
>> clutter. So, I have nail polish I need
25:38
to put away, a few toys, a few hair
25:41
pins, all types of just random things. I
25:44
also recently received a gift from my
25:48
husband for my birthday that passed. It
25:50
was August the 10th was my [music]
25:52
birthday. You guys probably saw the
25:54
birthday cake that was on our
25:56
>> [music]
25:57
>> kitchen table. But, my husband got me
25:59
this candle warming lamp and it is so
26:01
cute and so adorable. I love this thing.
26:04
I did not know I would love it so much,
26:06
but basically
26:07
the lamp is what melts
26:10
>> [music]
26:10
>> the candle so that you don't have to
26:12
burn a wick or anything. It's safer and
26:15
it's easier. Whenever you turn on your
26:17
lamp,
26:18
>> [music]
26:18
>> basically the whole entire upstairs
26:21
smells amazing. I didn't have to light a
26:24
candle. It helps the home to smell
26:26
really good without me having to
26:28
remember to light a candle. I just turn
26:30
on the lamp and because the candle is
26:33
there, the home smells good. And without
26:36
having to light it, I learned that it
26:38
also melts slower.
26:42
Um so, the candle lasts longer as well.
26:47
So, I love that. I don't know. I I he
26:50
got this one from Target. But, yeah,
26:52
it's been really really nice to have. I
26:55
turn [music] it on and when I'm sitting
26:57
here writing and journaling, when I'm
26:59
reading, I turn it on when I'm praying.
27:02
I've only had it for a week and I've
27:03
already put it to really good use. So, I
27:06
absolutely love that. But, just like I
27:08
did downstairs, I am just cleaning up
27:12
the surfaces, putting things where they
27:14
belong. So, I needed [music] to make up
27:16
the bed, clean off the desk,
27:20
and then clean off the [music] dresser.
27:23
Once that's done, I can wipe everything
27:25
down.
27:27
And then I will save vacuuming for last.
27:32
I'm going to leave out of my bedroom
27:34
>> [music]
27:34
>> and begin cleaning my daughter's
27:36
bedroom. So, that when I'm vacuuming, I
27:39
can vacuum [music]
27:40
the entire, you know, upstairs
27:43
uh at once. One thing that we
27:48
have been doing lately is creating a
27:50
photo album. My husband purchased
27:52
[music] me a Insta
27:55
Max or Insta Mini or something. I'm
27:58
going to link it below. I can't remember
28:00
the name of it, but it's this little
28:01
camera where you take a picture and uh
28:04
picture prints out immediately. And
28:07
we've been really enjoying that, making
28:09
a little photo album for ourselves. It
28:11
feels [music] so nostalgic. And I would
28:14
love to
28:15
keep a few of those to have on hand. And
28:17
one day, my children will have them
28:21
forever. You know, they might not always
28:23
have my cell phone, you know, where I
28:27
keep photos on it. [music]
28:28
However, I feel like this is something
28:30
that could be, you know, held [music]
28:33
forever and passed down in the family.
28:35
So, that you never have to wonder
28:39
who was grandma, who was great grandma,
28:41
what did they look like, what was life
28:43
like back then. [music] Technology is
28:45
always changing, but I just love to have
28:47
like a little photo album on hand. It is
28:50
you know, [music] really, really fun to
28:52
have. So, my daughter had been taking
28:55
[music] a few pictures and storing them
28:56
inside this little
28:58
Sonic box that the kids had got when we
29:01
got the Happy Meal last week, and she
29:04
hasn't been too worried about that
29:05
little box lately. So, I'm taking the
29:07
pictures out of them, putting them
29:08
inside the photo album, and I'm going to
29:10
throw the [music] toy away. I do not
29:13
keep every toy that comes inside of the
29:16
house. I don't keep every Happy Meal
29:18
toy. I don't keep every toy from every
29:20
gift bag that we get from birthday
29:21
parties. Try to be very intentional with
29:24
the toys and the things that we bring
29:26
inside of the home, not allowing them to
29:28
pile up. Sometimes I let the kids play
29:30
with something for a week before I throw
29:32
it away. I try to see when they're not
29:35
playing with it so much anymore. Of
29:37
course, when things are new, they're
29:39
going to play with it because it's new.
29:42
They never had it before. However, I pay
29:44
attention to those [music] that the kids
29:47
eventually
29:48
just stop playing with. Those are the
29:51
ones that I feel free to throw away
29:53
before they become a problem. Then, when
29:56
it comes to any type of expensive toy, I
29:59
just try to be very mindful
30:03
of those, making sure that they're
30:04
actually worth the amount of money they
30:07
cost. There have been some things that I
30:10
have regretted purchasing in the past,
30:12
so I'm trying to [music]
30:14
get on top of that and be a little bit
30:16
more mindful about everything that comes
30:19
into the home, especially when it comes
30:20
to things that the kids are going to
30:22
play with. So, open-ended toys, you
30:24
know, well-crafted wooden material toys,
30:28
blocks and magnetiles, those are things
30:29
that we keep. And then, anything else
30:32
either [music] has a time frame
30:34
>> [clears throat]
30:35
>> in the home where eventually it's going
30:36
to get thrown away or donated or
30:39
something like that, or we just don't
30:42
buy it at all. So, that's one way that I
30:44
stay on top of like the kids' [music]
30:46
toys,
30:47
just constantly being mindful of what I
30:50
purchase, decluttering [music] when
30:52
necessary and when I can.
30:54
>> [snorts]
30:55
>> That's just another way to [music] make
30:57
cleaning easier, because if you have
30:59
kids, toys can definitely definitely be
31:03
be a big problem. [music] So, I did a
31:05
lot of toy decluttering over the past
31:08
years. I'm going to try to remember. I
31:10
know I've said in this video I'm going
31:11
to link all types of things.
31:13
>> [laughter]
31:14
>> I'm going to try to remember to [music]
31:16
link it
31:17
for you guys. So, a decluttering
31:19
playlist,
31:20
>> [music]
31:20
>> toy decluttering video as well, and then
31:24
a few different products that I
31:25
mentioned all down below for you guys
31:27
[music] as a few just resources for
31:29
reference, I guess. As I mentioned
31:31
earlier, laundry is another thing. If
31:34
it's not my desk, laundry [music] is a
31:36
thing in my bedroom that kind of piles
31:39
up, because this is where I fold. So,
31:41
sometimes I'll bring the towels in here,
31:43
the blankets, the [music] sheets, my
31:44
kids' clothing, our clothing, all inside
31:48
my bedroom. Sundays [music]
31:49
watching The Chosen TV series while food
31:53
is in the slow cooker after church have
31:56
normally been my folding day, so I don't
31:58
have a ton of clothes to fold today.
32:00
However, I do have like sheets that
32:02
[music] I had washed, like spares
32:04
mostly, that we keep that need to be
32:07
folded and put away.
32:10
>> [music]
32:10
>> That's what you guys
32:12
also see me doing in video, just folding
32:14
up some [music] spare sheets, and we
32:17
will get those put away, and then move
32:19
on to cleaning my daughter's room, in
32:22
which she has a lot of little toys that
32:25
she doesn't play with. So, soon you guys
32:27
are going to see me [music] do a
32:29
decluttering video. I need to declutter
32:31
some things in the drawers. You probably
32:33
can see things sticking out of the
32:35
drawer, so that needs be decluttered.
32:37
The closet needs to be decluttered, and
32:39
some of my daughter's toys, as well as
32:42
our upstairs closet. So, lots of lots
32:44
more of decluttering videos, you guys.
32:46
Decluttering is just one of those things
32:48
that I feel like you're constantly doing
32:51
to stay on top of it, but it's 100%
32:53
worth it, especially when you're doing a
32:55
whole house clean [music] to just have
32:58
less things to actually clean and
33:00
manage. So, yeah, we just [music] try
33:02
not to keep a lot of toys, a lot of
33:04
furniture, not too much stuff. We don't
33:07
even have a lot of dishes. We have like
33:10
four large plates, [music] four saucers,
33:13
four bowls,
33:15
four large glasses, four smaller
33:18
glasses, four tea mugs, and then a few
33:21
that were gifted to us or that are our
33:23
favorites, and then I think we have like
33:25
four of each size utensil. Basically,
33:28
you guys, the point we don't have too
33:30
too much. And if we know that we're
33:33
going to have a lot of guests coming
33:35
over, then we buy disposable plates and
33:38
things like that. And you guys, I
33:39
actually have a few that I just keep on
33:41
hand [music] inside of our party, and
33:43
which I know sounds like very much not
33:47
minimal. As a minimal family, that
33:50
sounds a little bit strange. However,
33:54
we, in the summertime, we actually host
33:58
a lot, or at least what I would consider
34:01
a lot. We have family come over
34:04
sometimes. Often my sister-in-law comes
34:06
over, and then we have friends that stay
34:08
like [music] 8 minutes away. They often
34:11
come over with their children. When you
34:12
have people that stay really close by
34:15
like that, it's really a blessing.
34:17
Um and so, my husband loves barbecuing
34:21
and grilling, and we would just text
34:22
[music] them and say, "Hey, we're
34:23
grilling today. Want to come over for
34:25
dinner so that you don't have to cook?"
34:27
I've always prayed to want to be more
34:29
hospitable, and I feel like, you know, I
34:31
used [music] to try and find ways to
34:33
force it, try to figure out how can I
34:35
have more hospitality, how can I be more
34:38
giving and sharing, you know, with our
34:40
resources, with our home, with our time.
34:42
And eventually
34:44
the Lord answered my prayer in a very
34:47
natural way. So, whenever people come
34:48
over, we try to make them feel
34:50
very welcome, have an open door, and we
34:53
try to feed them, make them comfortable.
34:56
>> [music]
34:56
>> So, I keep just a few plastic plates,
35:01
[music] you know, on hand that I can
35:03
pull out when we have someone coming
35:05
over so they don't feel [music]
35:07
scrambled. This is not something that
35:09
I'm sure everyone has to do.
35:12
However, Dollar Tree has these
35:14
beautiful, really beautiful plates.
35:16
They're not like paper plates, but this
35:19
They're like plastic, like [music]
35:21
really thick material. And you also get
35:23
like eight or 10 in a pack. However, if
35:26
we have someone coming over that day,
35:28
normally eight or 10 is enough unless
35:31
we're having a party. Like if we just
35:32
have a family coming over, the eight or
35:34
10 is enough. I can just pull out one
35:36
pack, and I paid a dollar for them, and
35:38
they're of good quality. So, yeah, I
35:40
keep [music] a lot of those inside of
35:42
our party bin in the garage. We do have
35:44
a party bin just for like parties
35:46
[music] that we've had over the year,
35:47
our wedding, our kids' birthday parties,
35:50
things like that, so that we're not
35:52
constantly having to rebuy it. So,
35:54
[music] it's good quality stuff, not
35:55
plastic, just something that I know for
35:59
sure I'm going to want to repurpose or
36:00
maybe share with someone else if they're
36:02
having an event as well. That being
36:04
said, you guys, you guys have been able
36:06
to go through this video with me as I've
36:08
cleaned, and I've given you a full
36:11
rundown of how I go about cleaning each
36:13
room, you know, cleaning [music] the
36:15
surfaces first, and decluttering is the
36:17
biggest
36:19
thing. However, I think the biggest
36:21
takeaway from this video
36:23
>> [music]
36:23
>> that I would, I guess, I would
36:26
is a huge thing for me is decluttering,
36:30
staying on top of that, and making sure
36:32
that when I find the time to do it, I do
36:34
it and don't let things pile up so much.
36:37
Owning less
36:39
has been, you know, huge for us as well.
36:42
And knowing that [music] cleaning and
36:44
organizing
36:46
and decluttering, it's just not [music]
36:49
the same thing. Um they're different.
36:52
So, if you have the time to clean your
36:54
home and declutter it, and organize it,
36:58
all in one go, go right ahead and do
37:02
that, you know. Obviously,
37:04
the whole house clean, whole house
37:06
reset,
37:07
>> [music]
37:07
>> it's, you know, sometimes it's
37:09
necessary. However, I try to split those
37:12
up where some days I'm decluttering and
37:15
some [music] days I'm cleaning. On
37:17
Saturdays, I typically do a full deep
37:19
clean.
37:21
That way throughout the week, I'm just
37:22
doing [music] a tidy. So, on this day
37:25
you guys see me actually doing. This is
37:28
not a deep clean. This is just a whole
37:30
house [music] clean. But you guys, I
37:32
actually was doing it on my birthday.
37:35
And that's on a Monday. So, you guys, I
37:38
did I filmed this video um last week,
37:41
last Monday on my birthday, which is so
37:45
funny. I sat [music] down and I was
37:46
relaxing, and then I was like, "You know
37:48
what?
37:49
I'm just going to do a whole house
37:51
clean." But you guys, you guys, when you
37:53
finally get into your groove, you've
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decluttered, and you found your system,
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what works for you, it's not so
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daunting. [music] You guys just have to
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trust me. And
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I don't like to be the person to say,
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"Hey, you're doing it wrong." You know,
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however,
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from my experience, [music] it took me a
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while to get to where I am today. Where
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I used to really
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really just dread cleaning,
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>> [music]
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>> And I kept going.
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If I still felt like it was just too
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overwhelming, I decluttered more. I got
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rid of more.
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>> [music]
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>> And I tried to be as minimal as I can,
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keeping the things that I truly love and
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the things that I truly need so that I
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could free up some time in my schedule.
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I would rather spend my [music] day
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spending time with my kids than cleaning
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up. And I would rather clean because
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it's something that I enjoy doing,
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meaning I enjoy having a nice, fresh,
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[music] clean home and making sure that
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my family have clean clothes put away in
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their drawers, a clean bathroom that
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feels like a place to go and
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decompress at the end of the day, take a
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relaxing shower or bath without looking
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around and there's mess everywhere. So,
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I
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>> [music]
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>> sometimes just do it because it feels
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like stewardship because I love being a
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homemaker, but that was not always
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>> [music]
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>> the case. And it just took me a while to
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get here. So, if you are feeling like
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you are overwhelmed, I would say
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figure out where you can get rid of some
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things. [music] What can you declutter?
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What can you get rid of? And declutter
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some and then clean.
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>> [music]
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>> If you still feel overwhelmed, declutter
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some more and then clean. And you will
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start to see little by little as you're
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cleaning just things that you just don't
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necessarily need anymore. We live in our
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house for years. We're going to
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accumulate things, you know, every
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season. When you have, you know, a
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child, you accumulate things. [music]
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And as they grow older, there are things
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that we find we don't need anymore. And
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someone else, another mom, needs them
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more than us. And we can sell it on
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Facebook Marketplace or give it away.
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And so, I think that there is
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definitely, you [music] know,
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um beauty in that, giving things away,
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and you know, sharing things with
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others.
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And yeah, in the end, you are also
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benefiting from it because you have less
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things to [music] manage. So, that's
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another big thing for me. Then, I guess
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my biggest [music]
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cleaning, you know, routine, the way
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that I like to do things
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>> [music]
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>> is remove, like I said before, remove
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everything off the surfaces first,
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wipe everything down,
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sweep all the rooms at once, mop all the
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rooms at once, and then, [music]
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if you have carpet, remove all the
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things from the surfaces, and then
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vacuum all at once, opposed from
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cleaning this room, sweep and mop this
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room, clean the next room, vacuum
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[music] that room. You know, that way
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you're not just dragging a vacuum and a
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broom room from room, stopping,
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starting. It feels a lot more fluent
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when you do it that way, if it if it
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makes sense. And [music]
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set a laundry day separate from your
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cleaning day. Set a declutter day
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separate from your cleaning [music]
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day. You don't have to get it all done
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at once. And I say that all the time.
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You don't have to declutter
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all while you're cleaning. You [music]
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don't have to organize while you're
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cleaning and decluttering. You don't
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have to fold laundry,
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>> [music]
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>> because that's a whole house reset and
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get it all done type of thing. Focus on
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one thing.
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And sometimes it's not the whole house.
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Sometimes [music] it's just one room.
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Overall, I hope that this video
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definitely gave you some motivation.
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[music] I tried to go, like I said, real
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time and show you guys how I do this
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room by room, [music]
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and how I get it done in about around an
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hour.
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Sometimes it's a little under an hour.
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Sometimes it's a little
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over. However, keeping [music] it under
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90 minutes is my cutoff, you guys. If it
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takes me longer than 90 minutes to clean
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my entire home, I'm going to go back to
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the drawing board and figure out where I
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need to declutter. And today's clean
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with me, you guys are seeing 47 minutes
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of footage, but I believe it actually
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took me about an hour and 15 to an hour
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and 20 minutes.
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>> [music]
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>> Um, you know, making the mop water,
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emptying out the vacuum, carrying things
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here and there. [music]
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Like when I'm taking things out and
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putting them away. You guys [music] saw
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me pick it up and leave out of the
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camera frame to put it away.
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>> [music]
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>> So, those are the type of things that
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you guys, you know, didn't get to see.
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So, when you add all of that in, I would
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say [music] it took me in total about an
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hour and 15 to 20 minutes. So, I'm
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definitely going to go a little bit
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deeper in my decluttering because I
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would rather keep [music] it under an
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hour every single time that I clean my
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home. But, that's just me. Comment below
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and let me know how much time would you
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like to be your cutoff. How much time
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are you willing to devote to cleaning
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your entire house? [music]
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And what is your cutoff time? Because I
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feel like it's important for us to be
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intentional and realistic with ourselves
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knowing
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what point At what point do I feel like
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I am done and I am tired and I cannot
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clean anymore. If you know that after
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about 30 minutes you are done and you're
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tired, then you know you've got some
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serious decluttering
43:44
to do. But, if you know that you're
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going to be tired after an hour, set it
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at an hour. If you feel like you can get
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[music] things done in 2 hours in the
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morning, you have that, then make 2
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hours your cutoff. Every family is
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different. [music] Again, I'm a
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homeschool mom. I have children.
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So, I don't have [music] a ton of time
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in my day to devote to cleaning on any
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given day. But also, if I have family
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coming over, say someone calls me at the
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very last minute and say, "Hey, [music]
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we're going to come by today."
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I need to set that 1-hour timer and get
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to business if my house is a mess and 1
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hour is doable.
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So, I hope that this video gave you
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enough motivation and encouragement to
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declutter, [music]
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to simplify, to slow down, to find the
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joy and love in stewarding your home
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again, [music]
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and to figure out what works for you
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when it comes to taking care of your
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home [music] and in your current season
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of homemaking.
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But I hope that you guys enjoyed this
44:43
video and if you did, go ahead and give
44:45
it a thumbs up and of course, subscribe
44:47
if you're new here. I would love to have
44:49
you on [music] this channel. I'm always
44:51
sharing homemaking inspiration,
44:53
motherhood motivation, and ways to slow
44:55
down and simplify your life so that you
44:57
can get back to just enjoying your life,
44:59
doing the things that are most important
45:01
to you and spending time with your loved
45:03
ones. But I will see you guys [music] in
45:04
the next video. Happy homemaking.
45:08
>> Beauty [singing] in the mundane.
45:13
And as the light
45:16
startled [singing] our eyes, we let go
45:19
of disguise.
45:25
And now
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there's something [singing and music] in
45:29
the air
45:31
and a sparkly shimmer on our [music]
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skin.
45:36
Restoring everything within.
45:41
Oh.
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Dreamy, [singing and music]
45:47
breezy, we go.
45:51
Easy,
45:53
easy on our tiptoes.
45:56
Undercover
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agents of the other. [singing and music]
46:02
Beyond
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beyond all.
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Hand in hand,
46:15
building castles out of sand,
46:19
reaching for the ground.
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>> [music]
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>> As willows align,
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we lose track of time. That I found,
46:30
now we climb.
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Oh, oh.
46:37
Dreamy, breezy, [music]
46:40
we go.
46:43
Easy,
46:44
easy on our tiptoes.
46:48
Undercover
46:51
agents of the other.
46:54
Beyond gravel, [music] beyond all.
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A bigger scale, [singing] the world in
47:02
hands. [music]
47:05
As we go.
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I wouldn't want it any other way.
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>> [music]
47:18
>> Dreamy, breezy, we go.
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Easy,
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easy on our tiptoes. [music and singing]
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