Housework Schedule

I have been working on this for awhile. If I can get through the daily stuff faster I will have more time to organize (in theory)

Housework Schedule

“She looketh well to the ways of her household, and eateth not the bread of idleness” ~ Proverbs 31:27. 

Learn now how to love doing those everyday tasks that go along with maintaining a home of my own someday: cooking, baking, doing dishes, cleaning the home, being organized, and yes, even finding joy in cleaning the toilet—we are to do all things as unto the Lord without murmuring or complaining, right? If we learn to love even the most ordinary things now, how much more enjoyment will we take in the simplest joys in life

Monday	Tuesday	Wednesday	Thursday	Friday	Saturday	Sunday
Vacuum	Clean Pantry and shelves	Town Day Or Catch Up	Vacuum	Windows	Cooking and Baking	Rest
Office File and QB	Clean Bedrooms	Ironing	Dust	Clean Fridge	Clean Kitchen
Water Plants	Tidy up car	Wash Sheets	Clean Bathrooms	Clean loft/office
		Correspondence List in Office

Do Everyday

“Laundry Today or Naked Tomorrow”

AM	After Lunch	After Dinner
Unload Dishwasher	Pick up toys and clutter	Do all dishes and run dishwasher
Make Beds	Sweep kitchen	Make coffee and Johns lunch
Start a load of Laundry	Clean kitchen	Chores
Chores	Tidy up mudroom and sweep	Devotional
Pay bills/ read mail	10 minutes feet up/eyes closed

Housework is what a woman does that nobody notices unless she hasn't done it.

Work Smarter….Not Harder

· Fold and Put away laundry ASAP after dryer is done

· Do dishes as soon as they are used

No matter how many house chores you complete, there are always more to be done.

Seasonal Extras

January- Change Batteries in Fire Alarms/ Scrapbook /order seeds

February-Plant early seeds/ Scrapbook

March –Sort through clothes (load to Goodwill) Start up Greenhouse

April- Calving (extra barnyard time) Greenhouse

May- Fencing/inspect chinking/ greenhouse

June- Irrigating/ Stain house or deck if necessary/ yardwork/garden/ greenhouse

July-haying/ greenhouse/ garden/ yard

August-haying/greenhouse/garden/yard

September- (load of stuff to Goodwill) canning/greenhouse

October- Fall cleanup/canning / greenhouse

November- Canning/ Christmas shopping/ Finish up greenhouse

December- Christmas shopping/cooking/baking/ goodies to friends and neighbors

I am thankful for a lawn that needs mowing, windows that need cleaning and gutters that need fixing because it means I have a home.... I am thankful for the piles of laundry and ironing because it means my loved ones are nearby.