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Cleaning out the fridge

Since I started school in August last year, one of the casualties of my studies has been not having time to clean out the fridge properly. I could tell it really needed to be done, as I was noticing a weird odor when I opened it sometimes. Tom went out of town for the week and he left for the airport yesterday afternoon. So as the boys napped yesterday afternoon, I cleaned out the fridge very thoroughly. I found a moldy orange in one of the bottom drawers, so I think that was what was causing the smell. Everything is wiped down and sparkly clean.

Now if you an tell from this picture, I need to go to the grocery store. Mother Hubbard's cupboards are bare. Or at least the fridge is, LOL.

Comments

Anonymous said…
but it is sooooo organized :)

looks great! (and i hate those surprises that you find in the bottom of drawers!)
8:31 PM
Heather said…
Thanks, but that milk gallon had one mouthful! LOL
10:38 PM
Heather said…
Thanks, but that milk gallon had one mouthful! LOL
10:38 PM
Mrs FF said…
Nice!! Weird as it may sound I like cleaning out the fridge and having "white" empty spaces. Makes me feel good and gives me reason to do the kind of shopping I like 2nd best grocery shopping :) My favourite kind of shopping is Shoe shopping ;) ;)
12:09 AM
Queenie. . . said…
Where have you gone? Did you throw your blog password away with the moldy orange??!
8:32 PM
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