in terms of tidiness, how ready is your home generally to receive unexpected visitors?

[mshearthwitch@wandering.shop]

@eniko I definitely vary between always ready and can get it ready, but at this point in my life it is probably closer to 30 min to get ready not a few hours.

It's take a LOT of work to get to this point.

[jiub@not.an.evilcyberhacker.net]

@eniko@mastodon.gamedev.place i could get it presentatable in a few hours, but depending on how it goes one or two rooms might become designated dumping zones and remain off limits ​​

[mshearthwitch@wandering.shop]

@RamsHornStudios @eniko Yeah we have been regularly hosting friends for dinners and craft nights and it's definitely made a difference. These days someone could nearly always pop round for a visit with no notice.

[fromthefourthplanet@mas.to]

@eniko
There are "visible" rooms, and there are "fun" rooms.

[gureito@mastodon.gamedev.place]

@eniko can get it presentable in a couple hours if they don't need to visit my cav.. i mean, office.

[yvan@toot.ale.gd]

@eniko it's a shitty chaotic mess, but I don't really give a crap so if someone wanted to visit that's fine... so I voted that it is always ready.

[transience@beige.party]

@eniko Here in South Korea, culturally, people drop by without giving much notice. So you have to keep it presentable whether you want to or not.

[apophis@yourwalls.today]

@eniko the joys of having a living room (i.e. the room no one really lives in)

[meadow@lgbtqia.space]

@eniko
My home is literally falling apart. Guests are not permitted.

[4censord@unfug.social]

@eniko its generally acceptable, but i usually spent 15min collecting dirty laundry / dishes and emptying bins beforehand

[fabiosantoscode@mastodon.social]

@eniko other - my house reflects my mental state so, if I'm depressed it's not ready ever

[alice@lgbtqia.space]

@eniko like, I could get it cleaned up nice in an hour, but anyone who'd care if I didn't isn't worth having as a visitor.