It is morning and I have the morning "off" today so I have another day to respond to my many response givers, and to whom I owe so much joy and pleasure in my life, and another day to try to make myself mop the kitchen. Among yesterday's purchases was a box of wet pads for my swiffer mop which I will attemp to give it another go at trying to get he mop job done.

In response to Anony Mouse's querie:
I like the swiffer wet mop because it has a spray that goes out ahead of the mop head when you push a button and wets the immediate place you are mopping. I feel like a commercial when I am gliding about the floor mopping except for when I am really pushing my swiffer and the handle comes off, which seems to occur when I am really going at it and feeling like I am conquering the filth. Then of course, comes the let down that means that perhaps I am not the conquerer I had thought I was. It can be a real downer when your mopping expertise is shown to be so shoddy if you let it bring you down and your feeling of a lack of "value". So then I look for other ways to measure my "value". Make note that I do not measure my "virtue" by my mopping expertise, because my mopping experise is not a reflection of my "virtue". My "virtue" is expressed in my continued work to fulfill my goal of a clean kitchen floor. Because I have the "virtue" of doing all tasks well. Now for the raising of my sense of my value, I look at the stack of clothes that I have washed and I fold them and I find my sense of value is heightened.

Times are different now, I am not rewarding myself with a bite of something. I have lost an ounce or two in the past week. I tell you, life is good and is getting better.

I would like to take this moment to thank my comment friends. Your words of response to me lifted my spirits so high that I might get out the clorox wipes today and just see what good i can do. I am inspired.