It's that time of year again: the HOLIDAY and HOLIDAY holiday season. You can't wait to decorate with ADJECTIVE lights, festive ADJECTIVE garlands, and, of course, a fresh COLOR Christmas tree. But the decorating can't begin yet - the house is a ADJECTIVE disaster! First comes the HOLIDAY CLEANING.
Before you can begin deep VERB ING the house, it has to generally be picked up. Here's a quick way to get the BUILDING in order:
First, VERB all the fabric items (like SOFT ITEM, SOFT ITEMS , and SOFT ITEMS ), and put them in a ADJECTIVE pile on a SOMETHING FOUND IN THE HOUSE . Next, collect any trash from the floor, and VERB it in the SOMETHING FOUND IN THE HOUSE . After this, ADVERB take all the books you find to the SOMETHING FOUND IN THE HOUSE , and place them on it in a/an ADJECTIVE fashion. Once this is done, take any ADJECTIVE dishes that are VERB ING around to the SOMETHING FOUND IN THE HOUSE . Now, only toys should be left to VERB . For toys, we have 2 ADJECTIVE rules:
1) Send the kids to PERSON'S house, then,
2) if it's old and broken, VERB it away! The other toys can be put in the SOMETHING FOUND IN PLAYROOM .
Finally, ADJECTIVE sort the fabric items, putting ADJECTIVE clothes in the SOMETHING FOUND IN HOUSE , ADJECTIVE clothes in the closet or SOMETHING FOUND IN HOUSE, blankets & pillows on the SOMETHING FOUND IN HOUSE , and towels in the ROOM IN HOUSE or ROOM IN HOUSE . Now you're ready to vacuum, mop, and decorate the BUILDING !
