‘It pays to pay the price of orderliness’

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‘It pays to pay the price of orderliness’

The children all left for school. Whew, while I love them more than words, a quiet house is also welcome to the mind and body. I debated where I should start on a Monday morning such as this. The floors needed a broom again, there were more things to be done before the hog butchering at our house the next two days, but none of that stuff really held the highest priority to me; doesn’t life consist of things that can’t be seen? Still there are th…