Friday was my housework day… That’s right, when I’m not tending to the store (or in this case… the site) or writing my blog,\u00a0life goes on. As much as I would love to sit here writing, surfing, interacting, etcetera-ing, I still have\u00a0drudgery-types of tasks that have to be done around the house.<\/p>\n
I know that I have blogged about this\u00a0tedious task of housework before, so bare with me…<\/p>\n
I really don’t know how I performed those awful, yet necessary chores before I started listening to my books! Don’t get me wrong… as much as I enjoy listening to my mysteries, dusting and vacuuming are still just that, dusting and vacuuming.<\/p>\n
BUT…<\/p>\n
Listening to Colin Buchanan read my current Dalziel and Pascoe book by Reginald Hill<\/a> \u00a0(unabridged, of course!) ALMOST makes pushing the vacuum a cinch.<\/p>\n Listening to Lisette Lecat read my current\u00a0 Mma\u00a0\u00a0Ramotswe, Mma Makutsi,\u00a0and Mr. J.L.B. Mate-koni book by Alexander McCall Smith<\/a>, with all of the wonderful Botswana stories and happenings\u00a0ALMOST makes\u00a0my Swifter dusting a little swifter.<\/p>\n Listening to Davina Porter read my current Isabel Dalhousie novel, which not only includes Isabel’s\u00a0sleuthing, but also her\u00a0\u00a0“Review of Applied Ethics” articles\u00a0\u00a0ALMOST makes cleaning the bathrooms a snap.\u00a0<\/p>\n