There are so numerous jobs that go into being a great Hostess.
It feels like the pressures are never ending.
Adding the extra expectations of quote southern hospitality, and we are talking about a whole lot of extra labor before someone stepped foot inside my house. I do my genuinely best to keep the property sparkling disinfect and full of lovely things for people to enjoy. However, I do have a pretty tied up life and these things go by the wayside and morning-to-day business. That being said, I do like to have a professional cleaning lady come out to disinfect out my entire property before guests are about to arrive. I cherish the level of detail that a professional cleaner provides. I’m just not that great of a cleaner. The same thing can apparently be said about my air ducts. Honestly, I forgot that they existed. I never cleaned the things. This wasn’t genuinely a problem for me, however it did become a problem for my most recent property guest. From the time that they walked inside my front door, my friend was complaining that her nose was running nonstop. I thought that was strange, considering I don’t have any critters or other allergens in my home. I tried to help her and gave her numerous flu symptom medicines, however nothing was genuinely solving the problem. Weeks later when I had my routine Heating, Ventilation, and A/C inspection for the year, the Heating, Ventilation, and A/C worker made a weird face at one point. He asked me when the last time I had my air ducts cleaned was. I had to bashfully say I had no idea. That’s when he started pulling out chunks of disgusting debris and dirt from my air ducts with his bare hands. “Is there any option you have had some complaints about your air quality,” he asked. I hung my head in shame, the worst waiter in the south.