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Old 09-16-2017, 06:40 PM   #16
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I've started using our grocery delivery (Shipt). It takes a HUUUGE load off. I can just put stuff in my cart as I notice we're out and I can meal plan and "shop" at the same time. The last time I grocery shopped in the store, it took over 2 hours! It's also majorly cut out the, "Oh, I've forgotten something, I'll swing by the store" nearly every day after work.
This approach sounds amazing to me. We have a local store that will deliver for a fee (prime times are a bit pricier than less desirable times), or you can pick up the groceries for no extra charge. I work close to the store that offers pick-up twice a week. Leaving the cart open and completing the transaction at the last minute might work well for me.

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I pay my kids $10 a week to clean the house. They do a great job =D
My dk do some jobs for $ and other jobs because they are part of the family. My youngest always does what is asked without a fuss, I have another who puts up quite a fuss. The other two seem to be busier so less gets asked of them. I don't want to load more onto the youngest only because he is available and willing...but I could offer him more paid jobs. I think that's a good idea.

I think my biggest hurdle with hiring help is giving up control. A close second is feeling like I'm "wasting" money even if I can afford it. Having limited time and energy is a tough reality to accept.
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[QUOTE=charla;6106827]If money was absolutely no object, I would hire someone to come in and renovate my house properly - new flooring, wallpaper down, paint, new trim, new windows, new wiring, insulation, etc. I would love for Chip and Joanna Gaines to come and do it for me!!![/QUOTE

Oh, is this a choice? I would totally do it. Also I would hire someone who was super detail oriented to move all my stuff for the renovators, including packing it up and then putting it back after. And I'd eat out a lot during renovations.
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If money was absolutely no object, I would hire someone to come in and renovate my house properly - new flooring, wallpaper down, paint, new trim, new windows, new wiring, insulation, etc. I would love for Chip and Joanna Gaines to come and do it for me!!![/QUOTE

Oh, is this a choice? I would totally do it. Also I would hire someone who was super detail oriented to move all my stuff for the renovators, including packing it up and then putting it back after. And I'd eat out a lot during renovations.
You can all dream whatever dreams you want. I was just folding laundry and thinking about Charla's post, realizing that home renovation is too big of a dream for me at this time.



Hey, laundry hasn't been added to the list. I don't mind doing laundry (it's often a break from less enjoyable jobs for me), but I know others complain about this.

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A number of articles came out this past summer about research on the correlation of happiness and hiring help. This topic has been on my mind since reading about this. https://www.nytimes.com/2017/07/27/s...e.html?mcubz=0
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If money was absolutely no object, I would hire someone to come in and renovate my house properly - new flooring, wallpaper down, paint, new trim, new windows, new wiring, insulation, etc. I would love for Chip and Joanna Gaines to come and do it for me!!![/QUOTE

Oh, is this a choice? I would totally do it. Also I would hire someone who was super detail oriented to move all my stuff for the renovators, including packing it up and then putting it back after. And I'd eat out a lot during renovations.
Yes. This.

And a personal masseuse. While the nanny is out with the children. And my house is already spotlessly clean.
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A number of articles came out this past summer about research on the correlation of happiness and hiring help. This topic has been on my mind since reading about this. https://www.nytimes.com/2017/07/27/s...e.html?mcubz=0
I believe this. I absolutely believe I would be a happier mom if I could hire a weekly housekeeper.
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Putting away the clean laundry! Washing machine, drying and folding is no issue but getting it back in the draws seems impossible so I bribe pay my 10yo to do it
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Personal assistant.
I would have that person meal plan and food prep.
Wait for other services as needed.
Make appointments/return mundane phone calls/ do school paperwork stuff
Track my schedule and family schedule.
Clean as needed.
Ooh, fold and put away my laundry. For some reason I get it folded but stall at putting it away.

I personally find taxiiing my kids stressful but it is also such a bonding time because they talk talk talk in the car. For now I would not pass that on because it will be gone before I know it.
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I personally find taxiiing my kids stressful but it is also such a bonding time because they talk talk talk in the car. For now I would not pass that on because it will be gone before I know it.
I agree. I wouldn't give up the driving right now either.
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Picking up after my husband

Honestly, I've told my dh for years that the one thing I would do if I could afford it is hire a house cleaner. He, of course, thinks that's an extravagant waste of money. (But that's because he doesn't clean. ) What I really, truly need help with is getting everybody to pick up their own things so that I can actually CLEAN the surfaces. That and dishes. The dishes kill me.

I think a professional organizer would be well worth the money, too. I need better systems for most things, and to get rid of stuff we're not using.
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I believe this. I absolutely believe I would be a happier mom if I could hire a weekly housekeeper.
The first year I home schooled I had a house cleaning crew they came in for an hour every two weeks. It was amazing! I was definitely a better mom and more relaxed teacher because of it. I am hoping that we can make it work in the budget again.

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The master list so far....

House Cleaner

Cleaning Specific Areas (i.e. only kitchen and bathrooms, or detail cleaning like oven, fridge, floor under w/d, baseboards, dusting ceiling fan, etc.)

Grocery Delivery

Cooking (with my recipes)

Vacuuming

Decluttering/Organizing

Meal Planning

Cleaning (other than inside the house?)

Shopping (grocery or other)

Yard Work/Lawn Mowing

Landscaping

Homework Help/Tutor

Driving Kids to Activities

Painting

Interior Designer

"Jack-of-all-trades" to Complete a "Honey-do" List

Plant Maintenance (repotting, fertilizing, steaming, dusting)

Service Calls to the Professionals for Minor Repairs (i.e. garage door, indoor vacuum, window blinds)

Someone to Help with Food Prep and Assist with Batch Cooking

Sewing

Ironing

Homeschooling Help

Recycling (sorting, pick-up and drop-off)

Garbage Dump Pick-up/Delivery

Laundry

Personal Assistant

Physiotherapist/Personal Trainer

Window Washing

Blind Cleaning

Power Washing (outside areas)




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Picking up after my husband

Honestly, I've told my dh for years that the one thing I would do if I could afford it is hire a house cleaner. He, of course, thinks that's an extravagant waste of money. (But that's because he doesn't clean. ) What I really, truly need help with is getting everybody to pick up their own things so that I can actually CLEAN the surfaces.
This is me, too. My dh doesn't think a house cleaner is a waste (it won't fit into our budget, though) but he wants that person to pick up after him. I explained to him it doesn't work that way. They don't pick up, they CLEAN. He has a hard time remembering there's a difference.

As I've gotten older and our family has gotten bigger, I've become ruthless out of necessity. I throw things away if people won't put them away.
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As I've gotten older and our family has gotten bigger, I've become ruthless out of necessity. I throw things away if people won't put them away.
This sounds nicer than what I had been doing. If shoes were left on the middle of the step into the house I would throw them clear across the garage. Yes I knew I was being immature, but I was also so tired of repeating myself about this and I had experienced many near falls from those tripping hazards. Interestingly, shoes are rarely left on the step now.

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I just checked out grocery delivery and the prices have gone up! It's 10-15 USD per delivery, depending on time of day...and the only cheap time is late evening. Pick-up is still free at any time of the day, so I am going to try to do that this week.
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