Two More Dolls for Sale

[revena]

I put the Andrinara doll and Valentina Merlynne (the first of what will no doubt be many, many HP Mary-Sue dolls) up in my Etsy store, complete with photos.

Next in line for completion are the matching improbably colored doll and horse (tentatively named Gwyndylyn and Zwyla), and then I dunno what. I've got lots of ideas, and lots of dolls, so I'm sure something will come together satisfactorily.

In the meantime, I've got to do some dishes. I was hoping that if I ignored them long enough Jameson would spontaneously decide to clean the kitchen, but that plan never really works, because my threshold of mess tolerance is way lower than his. Alas.

But at least if I do the dishes, I'll be able to do some cooking and baking, and that's always fun. I may shift my powers of ignoring to the laundry and see what happens.

P.S. If any of you want to tell friends or flists or whatever about my dolls for sale, I would be very pleased to have you do so.

Comments

[littlebutfierce]

because my threshold of mess tolerance is way lower than his.

Alas indeed! I have the same problem. Also, I tend to be more of a person who tries to clean a little every day--not clean, really, but, hey, there's a lot of stuff on my desk. Two of these things belong in the bedroom. The next time I get up from the computer for bed, I will take these w/me & put them away properly. Whereas Phredd is more likely to just let it all pile up until a crisis point, & then spend a couple hours cleaning. Augh.

[revena.livejournal.com]

I've not seen Jameson get to the crisis point yet. I'm a little afraid of what it would take for him to clean something completely on his own. I usually just get annoyed and ask him to do it, eventually. To his credit, he's always very willing to help out with cleaning if I ask - I just really want him to do it without my intervention, you know?

Though, he does do a lot of bathroom cleaning without any prompting whatsoever. I'm not sure why he's different about that one thing, but there it is.

We've had some minor success turning chores into friendly competition with Chore Wars (http://www.chorewars.com/), but it's hard to remember to log everything. Plus, a little depressing, since I'm level 8 now and he's 5. Traditional gendered disparity in housework for the win!