His cleanup chores in the Clinton administration have undermined that image with the public and, one suspects, within Al Gore as well.
Best of all, her son said, was the nightly cleanup, his chore while his two younger siblings were let off the hook.
Not only does this reinforce future cleanliness, it also makes the cleanup less of a chore for your children that don't make messes in the vehicle.
Among the chores faced by the cleanup team, Mr. Brackensick said, is restoring the landscape with thousands of small plants.
As the one with the flexible schedule, I also have handled a lot of the domestic chores: shopping, cooking, postmeal cleanup.
Mylackey has garnered a following among local residents who, for upwards of $25 a chore, are requesting garage cleanups, landscaping and other housework the kids are neglecting.
In their place, constructs such as the notorious Descriptor (like a string, but less useful) and the egregious chore of managing the memory cleanup stack, causes of both much frustration for newcomers to the platform, and Symbian's code verbosity.
Add environmental cleanup to your PC's list of chores.
Singing a bedtime song or a cleanup song can keep children focused on the chore at hand, resisting distractions.
For millions in the Northeast, clearing out the fridge after days without power was just one more unsavory chore that was part of the cleanup process after Hurricane Sandy passed through.
