There are six people in our dormitory, four upper bunks, two lower bunks, and then two rows of tables. The space is relatively small and there are many people, so it is natural to clean it often.
My family rule is that one person takes turns cleaning once a week. Usually, just take out the garbage in time and then sweep the garbage in the dormitory. Girls have a lot of hair, so they have to sweep the floor every day so as not to look dirty. Students will check their health scores on Thursday. So, on Thursday afternoon, we all cleaned up together, washed the toilet, bathroom and small balcony, moved everything under everyone's bed to the corridor, and then washed the whole dormitory floor.
My roommate is also more cooperative. Generally speaking, whoever cleans will do well. But there is also a person who is lazy and always procrastinates. Especially a girl from Guizhou. As long as it is the week when she does cleaning, the dormitory is very dirty. If the garbage is full, it won't arrive. I have to tell her many times before she goes back. Then Sunday's garbage was deliberately missed, and people who stayed until next week came. So the girls in the back are sometimes quite unhappy. It's not that she can't do hygiene, and her position and bed are clean, but she doesn't do public hygiene. Every time someone says, you do it.
We're all adults. Isn't it normal to do dormitory hygiene in turn? But that's what she is. She doesn't like it. Sometimes I can't stand it anymore, so I take the initiative to take out the garbage. But other roommates won't help her. They think this is her business and should be done by herself. For the harmony of the dormitory, I cleaned the dormitory well except the week when it was my turn to clean. I often help when it's her turn. I mean what I say, but it's still thankless. This girl from Guizhou is not only ungrateful, but also tells her classmates that I am not good.
Hey! It's not easy to be a head nurse!