Word of the Week: Dust

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I’m fighting a losing battle with plaster dust! It is everywhere. On every floor and every surface.

And while I am very happy with the reason that it is there, and thrilled with the new wiring and lighting resulting from its generation.

I am done with the dust.

My husband has been away this week and arrives back tomorrow; with his parents. They’ve seen us in a messy, toy covered house before, I can live with that. But, the dirt!

I sweep, it disappears into the air and settles again five minutes later.

I mop and it disappears in the water, to reappear as if by magic when the floor dries.

I dust and it just moves to the next available surface.

I’m slowly working my way round, room by room, and it is looking better. Then I sit down and the light shifts and spotlights a corner that I’ve missed!

But, I just have to look at the new lights, or flick a light switch that actually works, and the dust is forgotten.

Until the glow from one of those new light highlights the swirls of dust created as I move through the room…!

How has your week been, what would your word of the week be?

The Reading Residence


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14 thoughts on “Word of the Week: Dust”

  1. Oh Sara, i feel your pain! The dust is still settling in our house, and it drives me bonkers- particularly when it gathers on the wooden floors! I’m sure you are just so glad to be making progress though. It is such a beautiful house xxx

    1. mumturnedmom

      It’s definitely wonderful to have light, except that it makes the dust more obvious ;)

  2. Urgh! Hate plaster dust! When we had our bathroom done I was so surprised by the amount of dust everywhere and on everything. It really isn’t that easy to get rid of either is it?! Hope the in-laws are understanding (I’m sure they’ll appreciate the lights :-) ) X #wotw

    1. mumturnedmom

      It really does, and every time I think I’ve finished a room I spot a bit I’ve missed!

    1. mumturnedmom

      I’ll probably get rid of it just in time for the next bit of work, and then I can start all over again!

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