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Laura Anne's Clutter Busters Exchange

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I Can See Clearly Now (Almost!)

larsstarscanary posted:

The living room, where I had put all the paper clutter into two giant vat containers, is looking promising--I feel that I'm close to the end of this....cr...crud. I'm so sick of it, but I feel so hopeful. It will take a while longer, but I can handle this.

I'm just sorting into piles now--recycle, trash, keep...I will be going through the Keep pile again and again until I can get rid of it...

Goals are Great!

1 Replies |Watch This Discussion | Report This| Share this:I Can See Clearly Now (Almost!)The living room, where I had put all the paper clutter into two giant vat containers, is looking promising--I feel that I'm close to the end of this....cr...crud. I'm so sick of it, but I feel so hopeful. It will take a while longer, but I can handle this. <img src="http://img.webmd.com/community/images/smile.gif" align="top" border="0"> I'm just sorting into piles now--recycle, trash, keep...I will be going through the Keep pile again and again until I can get rid of it...

larsstarscanary responded:

Things got out of hand, but I'm glad to see what I wrote at less cluttered times.

The mail just pours in--I hate magazines, memos, letters, bills, alumni news, charitable requests by the truckload, etc.

I'm kind of weary now. I will get to my pot stand (for cookware, not "smoking") tomorrow. I need to put quite a few pots back on the pot stand shelves. It's a lovely pot stand--wrought iron and triangular. I don't know if I will remove everything on it, or just figure out what went where. The latter sounds like the more practical choice. (I wanted to make cookies as gifts, but I'm really weary. I'll try to save energy to bake something on New Year's Eve or New Year's Day...)

I'm giving away a set of pots--I don't know why I bought them 2 years ago in the first place. They are 18/10 stainless steel and were a terrific sale, but I just don't need them. At least I learned from this and I don't intend to do this again.

Goals are Great!

Report This| Share this:I Can See Clearly Now (Almost!)Things got out of hand, but I'm glad to see what I wrote at less cluttered times. The mail just pours in--I hate magazines, memos, letters, bills, alumni news, charitable requests by the truckload, etc. I'm kind of weary now. I will get to my pot stand (for cookware, not "smoking") tomorrow. I need to put quite a few pots back on the pot stand shelves. It's a lovely pot stand--wrought iron and triangular. I don't know if I will remove everything on it, or just figure out what went where. The latter sounds like the more practical choice. (I wanted to make cookies as gifts, but I'm really weary. I'll try to save energy to bake something on New Year's Eve or New Year's Day...) I'm giving away a set of pots--I don't know why I bought them 2 years ago in the first place. They are 18/10 stainless steel and were a terrific sale, but I just don't need them. At least I learned from this and I don't intend to do this again.

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