August Declutter and Organization, 2019

[Nancy]

Got the limbs from the tree branch out of the driveway in front of the house yea for progress!

[blessedw2]

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=PczdGSH ... ture=share thought provoking.

[blessedw2]

I am so sorry I haven't been checking in here to see how everyone is doing - which I know has been awesome!

I am cheering for you!!! I will be back again to say hello!!

[Harriet]

That was an interesting video, blessed. Interesting how a young single guy, living alone during his cluttered days, could have listed many of the clues I would also list. At my age, long marriage status, children, grands, etc., you would think we'd be two people who couldn't relate, but we could. I was amused at his spot-on description of stuffed drawers, not finished until he also described one drawer's stuffed contents will affect pulling out the next drawer, lol.

[blessedw2]

d harriet... I thought exactly the same thing when listening to him.
glad you liked it!

[BookSaver]

While I've been trapped in the house with crews outside doing the porch and siding, I've been able to do some basic decluttering. Not as much as I wanted because of all the interruptions and having to stay close to the door if they need something -- but every little bit helps.

[Harmony]

I watched the video too. Interesting. Of course I got sucked into watching another few videos on same subjects...

I have the stuffed drawer syndrome only in a couple drawers in my kitchen. When I cleaned out the big deep baking utensils drawer I found several things from the drawer above... but now that it's pared down I shouldn't be losing things. I find my magnetic locks on my Rx/vitamin drawers (2) get sometimes triggered to lock when the drawers are too full. We only lock them if kids are here.

Booksaver, BWTG getting something done while the guys are there. I'm happy for you that your work is finally getting done.