Do you remember the song 'Double Dutch Bus'?

Do you remember the song "Double Dutch Bus"?

It is ridiculous in the best possible way: part bus ride, part Double Dutch jump rope game, part funk-fueled word salad. The whole thing sounds like language got tossed in the dryer with a pair of sneakers and came out dancing.

Last Friday, we had a bunch of other cleaning companies visit our office. One of them brought their daughters, and somehow, because children are tiny event planners with no fear, 7-year-old Ariella convinced Gary to join in her routine. A group of us became her backup dancers. It wasn’t on the agenda, but it was so much fun.

You can watch the tiny office dance takeover here: https://www.facebook.com/reel/953697030978178

That's the magic of Double Dutch, right? You do not always know when it is your turn to jump in. You just feel the rhythm, take a breath, and go.

Homes are like that too. Everybody is moving. Somebody is trying to get out the door. Someone forgot something. The laundry is multiplying in the corner. The kitchen counter has become a paperwork habitat. The house starts freelancing. And somehow, you are supposed to keep the rhythm.

That is what we love helping with. We are not here to make your home look like no one lives there. We are here to help it feel easier to live in.

Cheerfully,
-Robin

Robin Murphy is the owner (along with her husband, Gary) of Maid Brigade, a professional housecleaning company serving the Lower Hudson Valley (Westchester, Putnam, Rockland) and communities in Fairfield and Hartford counties in Connecticut. After nearly 30 years in the business, she’s learned that a clean home isn’t about perfection. It’s about health, sanity, and making life easier. She can be reached at robin@maidbrigade.cleaning or 914-741-0552.