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If someone walked into your house right now what would they see?
Asked by Amy , 19th Apr Answer this now »
Showing 7 replies to this question
oceans mom 7th May
Two
chihuahuas
barking
and
trying
to
bite
them!
Lylah M. Alphonse 21st Apr
I
don't
think
I'd
let
anyone
walk
into
my
house
right
now...
too
messy!
Genesis 20th Apr
I´m
so
glad
that
I´m
not
the
only
one
with
a
disaster
area
for
a
house!
If
someone
walked
in
right
this
second,
they´d
see
a
dirty
floor,
partially
swept
(hubby
was
too
tired
to
finish),
a
pile
of
papers
on
the
floor,
a
big
bag
of
clothes
to
thrift
or
turn
into
baby
stuff,
a
backpack
that
we
use
to
get
groceries
laying
on
the
floor,
every
available
flat
surface
covered
with
odds
and
ends,
crayons,
scissors,
colored
popsicle
sticks
and
bottles
waiting
to
be
washed.
Oh,
and
my
sewing
machine
set
up
beside
the
computer
.
.
.
which
my
husband
hates
to
have
in
view.
sigh.
JDaffron 19th Apr
A
mess.
Dustbunnies
the
size
of
golfballs....
3
ft
thick
clothes
on
the
floor
in
daughter's
biohazard
room
and
bathroom.
Laundery
and
basket
in
laundry
room,
etc.
Dishes
soaking
in
sink.
I WISH I could have a perfect, clean enough to eat off the floor house. I never will.
Niki D 19th Apr
An
ottoman
full
of
papers,
books,
mail
and
little
things
that
belong
to
Barbie
or
Polly
Pocket.
A
heaping
basket
of
laundry
in
need
of
folding.
Board
games,
barbies,
shoes,
jackets,
and
27,000
pieces
of
fabulous
artwork
courtesy
of
the
resident
3
and
5
year
old
masterpiece
makers.
A
dog
snoozing
on
the
couch,
the
cat
contemplating
it's
latest
attack
on
the
dog,
husband
napping
on
the
other
couch
not
occupied
by
the
dog.
Kitchen
island
with
my
piles
(bills,
work,
personal,
school,
to
do,
to
file,
to
hang....)
Kate 19th Apr
haha
what
a
fun
question!
I
am
with
you
-
2
hours
and
it's
pottery
barn
in
miniture
(small
house!)
but
at
the
moment
the
chair
in
the
family
room
is
holding
random
kid
blankets
and
a
package
of
toilet
paper
and
there
are
a
couple
of
toys
on
the
ottoman,
cat
on
the
couch
and
(shockingly)
a
dog
on
the
floor!
The
dinning
room
table
is
just
full
of
all
kinds
of
papers
and
'stuff'
(would
totally
be
cleared
off
and
stashed
somewhere
to
'go
through
later'
were
someone
to
walk
in!!
Amy 19th Apr
Ok
I
will
be
the
first
to
answer.
I
would
love
for
people
to
see
a
page
out
of
Country
Living
or
Better
Homes
and
Garden.
However,
what
they
really
would
see
are
juice
cups
all
over
the
place,
baby
dolls,
baby
strollers,
baby
blankets,
books,
Barbie,
Barbie,
Barbie,
Barbie
shoes,
Barbie
clothes,
movie
cases,
barretts,
and
pretty
much
anything
pink
and
for
little
girls
spread
throughout
my
house
like
a
spreading
weed.
Two
dogs
lying
on
couches
(
where
I
would
like
to
be),
and
my
husband's
catologs
on
ever
table.
However,
if
I
knew
you
were
coming
over
it
would
look
like
a
page
out
of
Country
Living
or
Better
Homes
and
Garden.
I
would
just
need
about
a
2
hour
heads
up
and
we
would
be
good
to
go.
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