I really love beds that are made (not that I always make mine)
But finger prints, nose prints, and smudges on the window don’t bother me
I like having the couch pillows and blankets put back in their correct spots before leaving for school in the morning
But shoes can be scattered on the rug and I don’t care
I need bath towels to be folded a certain way and stacked neatly in the bathroom closet
But fitted sheets can be rumpled and shoved into a drawer
I like to fold my t-shirts to the right and put them away in neat stacks in my dresser
But if I’m matching clean socks and I come across a loaner, I shrug, throw it in my drawer, and hope it’s partner turns up. If it doesn’t, I don’t care
Is this a confession slice?
I’m participating in the daily March Slice of Life Challenge #SOL22 by Two Writing Teachers! Today is day 24!
Teachers Write 
You can call it a confession slice! I actually like the format, the contrasts that reveal your habits, likes, and dislikes! Cool idea!
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Thank you! It was fun to write… and I realized my husband and I are opposites! LOL!
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I can relate. The shoes can be anywhere but please fold the towels correctly.
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For sure! There is just something about a neatly folded towel LOL! It may have something to do with my retail working days…
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It’s fun to reflect on our idiosyncrasies. I enjoyed hearing yours and now I’m thinking about the quirks that are part of me. Good job!
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Thanks so much!
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Love these confessions! I’m especially happy to learn about the fitted sheets situation… I’ve given up trying to fold those. We always use to have shoes scattered, I couldn’t stand it… but when Finn was a puppy he loved to chew shoes, so that helped us get out of the habit… Although right now, I do see a bunch of shoes by the door…
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Yes! I’ve tried… and I feel fine with shoving them into a drawer! LOL! I neatly fold the top sheet and pillow cases. I’ve made peace with not being able to fold the fitted sheets.
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I love the contrasts between what is important to you and what’s not. I’m going to save this as a mentor slice to try. The juxtapositions are really a delight to read.
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Love it! 🙂
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