Baldo by Hector D. Cantú and Carlos Castellanos for February 13, 2010

You did ask that he help around the house. The specifics weren’t discussed I see.

Hey, it works, don’t knock it.

But, as Baldo will eventually find out that doesn’t really solve the problem anymore than when I used to “clean” mine by dumping everything in the desk and dropping the front leaf so that people coming in couldn’t see into the desk on their way up the stairs to my room. It served to satisfy the “clean” room requirement. But it was very difficult to locate needed items when I wanted them.

My son would so do that if we owned one.

He’s probably going to blow everything into the other rooms and the street.

I had a neighbor who would wave enthusiastically and smile while he blew his leaves into my yard. He then would walk his dog over to my lawn when it needed to take a dump. One day he had a heart attack and died. Great day in the cul-de-sac!

I stand on my roof and use one of those to clean the leaves out of the gutters…

I’ve used a leafblower to blow the dust out from under and behind furniture I couldn’t move. It works great to get at those tough nooks and crannies.

Burgundy2, turn that one around. Maybe if we had ride-em vacuum cleaners, then men would do housework!

I wish that the leaveblower with extra-powerful would reverse to suck all thick dusts from the surfaces of all my shelves, coffee table, etc… so I don’t have to dust ‘em with rags that makes me sneezes a lot.

Well, he IS cleaning his room.

Pues, él sí está limpiando su cuarto.

I do not like them. Use a broom! Much better for the ears, environment,