Anyone else getting a lot of cleaning/organizing done?

Me! I'm going to have huge garage sale when things return to "normal"

I’m still working from home (for now) but on the weekend I did a number of kitchen cupboards and some organizing a huge pile of paperwork into shred, recycle, file. I will continue on with a small project each day.

i'm trying.. motivation is hard...

Yes me too, not much motivation. And I was just saying a couple months ago if only I have week or two off to declutter. I feel frozen with stress. I just want to sit on the sofa and pea and surf around. Sigh. I need to shake this off and get some stuff done.

All the Goodwill/Salvation Army donation drop offs are closed...

Yes!  Getting a lot done!  Cleaned most of my windows, scrubbed my icky shower and I'm painting our bathroom.  

We remodeled our bath in 2005 in a Tuscan style which was "so in" at the time...  Had the deep color faux painted walls. We have our toilet in a separate room than the tub, sinks, etc so it is much smaller.  Also painting the woodwork.  Had to clean, sand, and clean the woodwork again, plus dust the walls (litter box is in there).  Did one coat, should hopefully finish up the small room tomorrow then mover onto the big room.  I'll try to post a before and after-ish if I can.  I'm on a roll getting things done in the past week or so.  
Before pic, after will be next.

After pic of my bathroomSorry for the giant photo. 

  I'm was home a lot before but this situation gives me little motivation to do anything. and I didn't have a ton to begin with.

I'm working on that.  Making to do lists for both me and DS, I think.  Keep us in check.  Too easy to "why bother" things.

Daily, weekly and projects lists might help.  Tasks.   

At least DS will have classed back online in a couple weeks.

Easy to get stagnate when you can't even leave home. 

Yes, I've attacked several cabinets. Just did my bathroom cabinet today. Trying to do at least one declutter/purge per day. I'm a SAHM of older elementary kids. My days were normally filled with my dance classes, kids sports, volunteering, board mtgs, etc. All of that is cancelled so I have the time to actually focus on my neglected house. Mornings are filled with helping the kids with school but afternoons are pretty open. #onlytookapandemic

I'mtaking a break from deep cleaning the kitchen as those darn family members started wandering in to get lunch. 

DS & I swapped Expedits (his bedroom/my office) last week and have both been purging/reorganizing and building the donation pile.

Lots of yard work is also getting done here.

I've defrosted & reorganized the chest freezer and then reorganized the pantry, but that's about it so far. I'm trying to get my scrapbooking supplies unpacked and put away after a crop, so that usually requires some sort of reorganizing...which is why I'm still working on it despite getting home a week ago. Definitely need to work on the kitchen and boys' rooms, but I'm also lacking motivation.

Yes. Each day I've picked a different thing to go through. There is NOTHING that makes DH happier than throwing something out or taking it to Goodwill. It drives me crazy for several reasons:

1. It doesn't matter if I just went through stuff. Every single time there's a break, he wants me to go through again. So I just went through all my clothes in December, but now I'm supposed to do it for spring break. Then he'd want it done again in the summer, then fall. I don't have that much stuff that I have tons to get rid of every 3 months! And in the summer, he'll point out that I haven't worn a sweater or a jacket in a while. No kidding, it's over 100 degrees out! It's like he forgets that seasons are a thing.

2. If I do go through things and he's home, he will "supervise" with suggestions about what I need to do next. If I'm cleaning out the pantry, I should definitely do the closet. And if I do the closet, the office needs to be cleared out. If I do the office, I should really be cleaning the bathroom cupboards. It's never enough that I do a little at a time, I should really do EVERYTHING at once.

3. Once I do go through things, he wants to offer input - I didn't pick enough and really should get rid of this shirt, or those pants, or whatever. He may have no idea what it is - it could be something useful that he doesn't use, but someone else does - he thinks it should go because it's not necessary to HIM.

He does the same thing to the kids. So I have told him - I will absolutely NOT go through things when he's home, EVER. He goes on a long bicycle ride most mornings, so that's when I go through things. And I'm not interested in his input. Once I go through it, I'm done. He can keep his opinions to himself, or I will simply not go through things at all. I've got lots of other things I can do to keep myself busy; he can either accept my rules or deal with me keeping things.

I will be starting tomorrow.