Straighten up and Fly Right!

“Sink Reflections” teaches us how to get through clutter and really clean our homes.
Straighten up and Fly Right!
Have a shiny kitchen sink that you'd be proud to show anyone. Ivanova Tetyana/Shutterstock
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As you read, are you wearing your shoes? Is your sink shiny? Can you walk through your living room without tripping over clutter? Would a knock on your door cause you to die of embarrassment?

In her classic book, “Sink Reflections” (Bantam, 2002), author Marla Cilley remembers the days when she slouched around in bare feet and uncombed hair. She can remember not being able to find a clean dish. She often refused to open her front door because of the mess inside. But those days are over. Marla did it. She conquered CHAOS, which is her clever acronym for Can’t Have Anyone Over Syndrome.

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