Life's Too Short to Fold Fitted Sheets
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| Rating | : | 4.53 (919 Votes) |
| Asin | : | 0811869938 |
| Format Type | : | paperback |
| Number of Pages | : | 168 Pages |
| Publish Date | : | 2013-12-19 |
| Language | : | English |
DESCRIPTION:
. About the Author Lisa Quinn is an Emmy Award-winning TV host, set dresser, author, and busy mom of two kids. She lives with her family in the San Francisco Bay Area
Life's Too Short to Fold Fitted Sheets is a crash course in Slacker Chic 101 that will have over-extended women everywhere laughing out loud and throwing in the towelthe dishtowel, that is. In the tradition of Erma Bombeck and Peg Bracken, author Lisa QuinnEmmy Award-winning television host and recovering Marthaholicgets real on the follies of housekeeping. Full of shortcuts and tricks for cleaning, decor, and entertaining,such as: the top 10 things you have to clean if you have company coming in 30 minutes; interior finishes that hide the most dirt; 17 meals made from a deli chicken; and much more, this wickedly funny guide helps women create the life they want without all the hard laborand without compromising style.
She lives with her family in the San Francisco Bay Area. Lisa Quinn is an Emmy Award-winning TV host, set dresser, author, and busy mom of two kids.
A. Reid said Practical housekeeping hints with an occasional chuckle, but thin. The impulse to overdo it in the housekeeping department has never been one I've shared, but I'm always ready to chuckle at people who fold fitted sheets and I'm always open to new ideas for managing to look marginally competent as a homemaker while leaving the bulk of my time free for other things. As a result, I've read more than a few books that boast one or the other: homemaking mockery or housekeeping tips. It's a difficult balancing a. Nothing new (or useful) D. S. I really expected to like this book. I thought it would offer clever ways to focus on what's important in housekeeping and help the reader release herself from the pointless mandates of yore. I had this expectation even though I was a bit put off by the title (I would agree that life is indeed too short to worry about the possible wrinkles that might ensue from a less-than-perfect folding, but I don't think the act of attempting a reasonab. Diane Spencer said Two Stars. Big disappointment.