But I do relate to this little ditty sent by a friend:
Pesach Cleaning 2010
I asked Hashem to tell me
Why my house is such a mess
He asked if I'd been computering
And I had to answer yes
He told me to get off my seat
And tidy up the house
And so I started cleaning up
The smudges off my mouse
I wiped and shined the topside
That really did the trick...
I was just admiring my good work
I didn't mean to click
But click I did and oops I found
Such an absorbing site
That I got so way into it
I was into it ALL NIGHT
So nothing's changed except my mouse
It's shiny and so clean
I guess my house will stay a mess....
That seems to be the scene
Stay Healthy!
I asked Hashem to tell me
Why my house is such a mess
He asked if I'd been computering
And I had to answer yes
He told me to get off my seat
And tidy up the house
And so I started cleaning up
The smudges off my mouse
I wiped and shined the topside
That really did the trick...
I was just admiring my good work
I didn't mean to click
But click I did and oops I found
Such an absorbing site
That I got so way into it
I was into it ALL NIGHT
So nothing's changed except my mouse
It's shiny and so clean
I guess my house will stay a mess....
That seems to be the scene
Stay Healthy!
2 comments:
So true...
BTW
Today I had to use the computer in the teachers' lounge.
From all the leftovers I found when I turned the keyboard upside-down I could feed a flock of birds.
Last Pesach, my husband decided that the laptop shouldn't be used in its usual spot on the dining room table, since it's always on crumbs.
That's another reason to turn it upside down and clean it.
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