Level 30 : Spring Cleaning - lah sangat-

wordless wednesday?

tak payah... 

up story pon jarang-jarang.. hahahaha

cerita pasal ape arini ekk?

diari kehidupan bleyyy???

semalam a friend of mine.. ajak buat OT..

tapi sekeras-kerasnya aku menolak.. 

dalam hati kuat mengatakan aku perlu balik...

jadinya.. balik jugak... tapi tak de jadi apa-apa pon.. hahahah

pergi Tesco Cheras.. 

paw abgnakkal la apa lagi.. 

satu perangai abgnakkal yang aku perasan lately..

sangat tak berkira pasal makan.. 

nak beli apa pon boleh.. mahal pon tak pe... asal makanan dan makan lepas tu.. 

jadi disebabkan nak mintak beli jug tak dapat aku paw kat makanan je.. 

hahahahahahah bijak? harusssss

sampai rumah abgnakkal sambung melepak dengan kawan die.. 

disebabkan masa pergi Tesco aku beli penyapu baru

(penyapu sedia ada kena minyak..uhuhuhuhuh )

aku sapu satu rumah-la-sangat... 

tak sangka.... banyak jugak kawasan telah disapu..

tukar cadar.. tukar sarung bantal... 

bersihkan bilik.. owh... rasa macam.... owhhhhh lama betul tak menyapu...

tapi rasa tak de la lama mana... 

kalau nak menyapu kat rumah tu.. kena buat time abgnakkal tak de..

sangat elergik... nanti bersin-bersin gatal hidung.. 

memula gatal hidung pastu habis satu badan menggatal... 

pelik aku.... 

habis luka-luka badan kena garu.. 

cam kanak-kanak kan... 

seronok perasaannya dok umah bersihkan.. 

tapi kalau malas... susah nak cakap.. 

maybe next time boleh sikit-sikit masuk barang tak pakai dalam kotak... 

hmmmmmm 

maybe boleh buat BIG spring cleaning lak.. hahah

sekian... entry sekadar cukup kan syarat.. hahahahahahaha

definasi Spring cleaning by incik Wiki

Spring cleaning is the period in spring time set aside for cleaning a house, normally applied in climates with a cold winter.

The most common usage of spring cleaning refers to the yearly act of cleaning a house from top to bottom which would take place in the first warm days of the year typically in spring, hence the name. However it has also come to be synonymous with any kind of heavy duty cleaning or organizing enterprise. A person who gets their affairs in order before an audit or inspection could be said to be doing some spring cleaning.

History

It has been suggested that the origins of spring cleaning date back to the Iranian Norouz, the Persian new year, which falls on the first day of spring^{[citation needed]}. Iranians continue the practice of "khooneh tekouni" which literally means "shaking the house" just before the new year. Everything in the house is thoroughly cleaned, from the drapes to the furniture. A similar tradition is the Scottish "New Year's cleaning" on Hogmanay (December 31), a practice now also widespread in Ireland, New Zealand, and to some extent North America.

Another possibility of the origin of spring cleaning can be traced to the ancient Jewish practice of thoroughly cleansing the home in anticipation of the spring-time memorial feast of Passover (Hebrew: פסח pesach‎). In remembrance of the Jews' hasty flight from Egypt following their captivity there, during the seven-day observance of the Passover memorial or remembrance, There are strict prohibitions against eating or drinking anything which may have been leavened or fermented with yeast (Exoduas 12:15, 19). Jews are not only supposed to refrain from leavened foodstuffs (known in Hebrew as חמץ chametz), they are expressly commanded to rid their homes of even small remnants of chametz for the length of the holiday (Exodus 12:15). Therefore, observant Jews conducted a thorough "spring cleaning" of the house, followed by a traditional hunt for chametz crumbs by candlelight (called bedikat chametz [Hebrew: בדיקת חמץ]) on the evening before the holiday begins.

In North America and northern Europe, the custom found an especial practical value due to those regions' continental and wet climates. During the 19th century in America, prior to the advent of the vacuum cleaner, March was often the best time for dusting because it was getting warm enough to open windows and doors (but not warm enough for insects to be a problem), and the high winds could carry the dust out of the house. For the same reason, modern rural households often use the month of March for cleaning projects involving the use of chemical products which generate fumes.

Cultural references

In Greece, and other Orthodox nations, it is traditional to clean the house thoroughly either right before or during the first week of Great Lent, which is referred to as Clean Week. This also often corresponds with the Julian New Year, or April 1.

The Jewish Passover Feast of remembrance was superseded by the instituting of the Lord's Supper memorial feast that was first introduced by Jesus Christ and then observed on the first day of every week (Sunday by the church after its establishment ( 1 Corinthians 11:24-26; Acts 20:7) which provides explanation for it continuing in the Christian tradition. (Macam tak best je belah ni..)

pppppsssttt  :::: sapu umah pon nak cerita kat orang? ape kejadahnya ini?