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I just read a post from The Gypsy Mama about the 20 Chores She Would Rather Not Do.

This got me thinking about all of the things that I wish someone else would do for me... just the daily, normal things that catch up with you, that sometimes you just wish would just take care of themselves.  So, if anyone would like to volunteer to do any of the following for me, I am taking applications ;)

 1. Emptying the Cat's Litter Boxes (Can I teach Them to Go in the Toilet?!)
 2. Hanging Up Clothes Out of the Dryer
 3. Hand Washing Dishes (Why don't The Pots & Pans All Fit?)
 4. Cleaning the Shower Curtain Liner
 5. Changing the Sheets (Maybe it Wouldn't be So Hard if Miley Didn't Enjoy "Helping"?)
 6. Taking Nail Polish Off, but I also hate looking at Chipped Polish
 7. Washing the Wooden Floors, on Hands and Knees
 8. Matching Together Socks, and Putting them Away
 9. Taking to Garbage Cans to the Street
10. Sorting Through the Mail, Mainly the Junk Mail

What are some things that you could do without having to do?!



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