I don’t check my accounts daily because I don’t spend or even go out daily. Bit of a homebody, I admit. But I do try to check the accounts before buying stuff. For my “fun money” account it’s more important since I keep that rather low much of the time, but our joint account has $1000 buffer in it for small emergencies, automatic bill pay mishaps (it happens), and so we never overdraft. We still try to check it regularly, though, just to watch our spending — even though we’re much better about our spending nowadays.

My husband and I used to put all our account balances in a spreadsheet every Sunday, but after a year and a half of that we now can trust ourselves to just do it after each paycheck after the regular bills clear (roughly every two weeks). It’s been an invaluable tool for us. It was only after we started checking our account balances regularly that we turned things around and started getting out of debt instead of into it even more.
Meg from FruWiki´s last blog ..Ice cube trays

I’m with you on vaccuming and I’d also throw everything that wasn’t in it’s place in a closet!!