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31 Days of Housewifery - Schedule

This is my schedule for the 31 Day challenge, in which I will be practicing my BEST housewifery skills!  This is a weekday schedule, my weekends will probably be a couple hours later, and instead of deep cleaning I will be meal planning, helping Michael outside, or being lazy.

6:00 - Wake-up and Early AM Routine (just so you know this is 1.5 to 2.5 hours earlier than I normally get up)
  • make Michael breakfast
  • make Michael lunch
  • throw back the blankets
  • unload dishwasher
  • start laundry
  • read Bible
7:00 - Get ready (I don't ever get ready.  I tend to wear yoga pants unless I am actually out of the house...)
  • shower
  • dressed
  • hair
  • make-up
7:45 - AM Routine
  • make beds
  • breakfast
  • dishes
  • kids ready (ironically I do get the girls ready everyday)
  • wipe bathrooms (just a quick swish and swipe)
  • switch laundry
  • pick up upstairs
12:15 -  Early PM routine
  • lunch
  • dishes
  • sweep
  • fold/put away laundry
  • pick up downstairs
  • vacuum
  • deep clean - dust, vacuum/sweep, windows
    • Monday - upstairs
    • Tuesday - office, playroom, hallways
    • Wednesday - bathrooms
    • Thursday - kitchen
    • Friday - living areas, laundry room
5:30 - Evening Routine 
  • dinner
  • dishes
  • shine sink
  • run dishwasher
9:00 - Bedtime Routine
  • Miss Baby ready for bed
  • blog
  • brush teeth
  • wash face
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