The 12 Days of Cleaning‑Up

The 12 Days of Cleaning‑Up

On the first day of Christmas, my true love gave to me…
A partridge in a pear tree—Tip: wipe the leaves, then spray a fresh “tree‑scent” mist, no more leaf‑dust in the mist!

On the second day…
Two turtle doves—Tip: sweep the floor, then rinse the dove‑nest with a gentle soap, so the feather‑dust won’t be a hoax.

On the third day…
Three french hens—Tip: vacuum the feathers, then wipe the windows, so the hen‑glare won’t make you frown.

On the fourth day…
Four calling birds—Tip: mop the hallway, then polish the bird‑cage, so the chirp‑stained walls stay sage.

On the fifth day…
Five golden rings—Tip: wipe out the jewelry box, then polish the rings, no tarnish for the shiny things.

On the sixth day…
Six geese a‑lying—Tip: scrub the pond, then dry the geese‑gloss, so they stay sleek and not moss.

On the seventh day…
Seven swans a‑swimming—Tip: rinse the water, then dry the swans, so they glide without a splash‑fizz.

On the eighth day…
Eight maids a‑milking—Tip: wipe the barn, then mop the milk‑stained floor, so the cows stay happy, and the maids adore.

On the ninth day…
Nine ladies dancing—Tip: sweep the dance floor, then polish the shoes, so the rhythm stays smooth and the floor stays new.

On the tenth day…
Ten lords a‑leaping—Tip: clean the leaping shoes, then dry the lords, so the hops stay light, no floor‑drops.

On the eleventh day…
Eleven pipers piping—Tip: tune the pipes, then wipe the brass, so the music stays clear and the pipes don’t pass.

On the twelfth day…
Twelve drummers drumming—Tip: mop the drum‑room, then polish the sticks, so the beats stay crisp and the drummers get their kicks.

And that’s the end of the song,
All cleaned up, all right—
Happy holidays, my love,
And a tidy, bright night!

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