Radio question of the day: 01/13/08

If you HAD to do one of the following, which would it be?
Clean your house or go to work?

Ooooh tough... Clean the house, I think.. it would take less time.

being honest Clean the House...

Believe I'd clean my house. I can do that while talking to my baby girl and checking in here!

Hmm, yep clean the house!
Think that would work if I called my boss and said I wasn't coming in today because I need to clean my house?

I think we'd all say, clean the house. I actually love housework......I know, I'm a nerd.

No your not a nerd because i like doing it as well Theres nothing nicer than a clean and tidy house!.

So yeah i'll clean the house, and like Stephanie says i can be with the kitts as well

usually i would choose to clean the house but there really are some times i look forward to work just to get out of the house..

(qw) did anyone else notice that Susie thinks it's 2008?

*laughs* Sorry, I had to be cheeky.

Originally Posted by turtlecat

(qw) did anyone else notice that Susie thinks it's 2008?

*laughs* Sorry, I had to be cheeky.

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Ummm, I did that on purpose just to see how alert everyone is!! You win!!!

In general, I would say clean the house, but right now with the construction issues I have going on - I might have to say go to work. When it is all over, I'm taking a few vacation days to get my house back in order.

Clean my house, definitely! Speaking of, I really should do that...

I would rather go to work

I would rather work - I hate cleaning!

Isn't cleaning work too?

Cleaning.

it would defo be clean the house

I would go to work. Firstly because I do generally like my job and dislike cleaning, and besides...no one pays me to clean my house!

I'd clean. I just gave the apartment a through cleaning so it wouldn't take too long to make it spotless.

I'd prefer to clean - I'd be able to sleep later, take a break whenever I wanted, daydream, and have goofy "conversations" with Jamie, instead of with my students. The graduating class has finals starting January 31, and these kids are bouncing off the walls. Talk about panic. Today I spent half an hour going over the difference between adjectives and adverbs - first-year stuff, but many of them are absolutely positive that they'll get it wrong in the exams. "She turned in a very nicely written essay" vs. "I'm in the mood for a nice big glass of ice(d) tea"!!!! That's something we've gone over about a hundred times, they rarely make mistakes, and now they think they're going to flunk because of two little letters. They tell me they're having nightmares starring me! That makes me feel just great. I'd definitely prefer to make everything in the house gleam!