While for most of us all we can think about today is T.G.I.F. and that we now get 3 days off thanks to the Labour Day Weekend. For many of us this symbolizes the end of the lazy, hazy days of summer and back to reality – kids back to school and hopefully business back on track.<\/p>\n
This is actually a holiday to celebrate the workers of this country, I found it very interesting to read that this all started in Hamilton and spread quickly to Toronto. The movement began as a fight to reduce working hours from 12 hours a day to 9, interesting as many people I know in this industry are working 10 \u2013 14 hours a day.<\/p>\n
Anyway, enough about us workaholics, I for one am going to take this weekend off and enjoy it! It gives me a chance to finally clean house and get organized, while I have no problem working, I actually enjoy working – I do hate cleaning house. I\u2019ve never been known as a domestic diva, cooking is not really my thing either just ask my family they have suffered thru my attempts throughout the years.<\/p>\n
And, before you start thinking I never clean house and live in filth \u2013 no, far from it I\u2019m so crazy I actually bleach everything. My office is pretty well organized I need to keep it under control as I spend most of my time there but the house well that\u2019s another story.<\/p>\n
In my home I\u2019m actually pretty lazy I have a tendency to just hide things in closest or drawers, I still have about 20 plastic containers in the basement that I haven\u2019t opened since we moved here. Don\u2019t even ask me about the garage I have no idea what I have in there. I think every cupboard and closest is full right now and I can never find anything I\u2019m looking for.<\/p>\n
So, this is it I\u2019m going to get this house organized over the weekend although my fear is I may have run out of room to store things and will probably end up with more plastic containers in the basement!<\/p>\n
Enjoy your last long weekend of the summer and be safe out there!<\/strong><\/p>\n If you would like to read about the history of Labour Day \u2013 and it all started right here in Canada just click this link:<\/p>\n