Does no one else notice?

Does no one else notice....

the hair on the floor large enough that it may grow legs soon?
the two hampers full of clothes?
the pile of folded jeans on the couch?
the bills haven't been sent yet?
a person cannot step foot inside of the boys' playroom, literally?
the dog poop hasn't been picked up in days?
the dried mud out of shoe tread in the house?
the piles of swept up, but not sucked up, dirt in each room?
the soap scum in the shower?
the caulking that needs to be replaced around the tub?
the holes in the wall that need to be filled before they can be painted?
the repairs in the wall that haven't been painted?
the shoes in every room but bedrooms?
the lights left on in rooms that are no longer occupied?
the toothpaste that has become mortar in the sink?
the crumbs that are drawing ants?
that something could grow on what is stuck to the interior of the microwave?
the copious amount of tools inhabiting my laundry room?
the nail clippings in the sink? (I get my nails done in a salon)
the urine on the back of and behind the toilet? (I sit to urinate)

I spent the day cleaning and I mean the ENTIRE DAY and I wasn't able to rid all of these items that are tormenting me. I grew up in a home that was cleaned daily--by the inhabitants not a service. I feel so overwhelmed, hubbie tries to help but his idea of clean is to straighten up. The filth is never-ending and I am incapable of doing nothing and relaxing while I know that my house is D I R T Y! Yes, I am aware of my OCD. Have a great week and happy cleaning!