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Tag Archives: Clutter
SCRAP Step 2 — Pens, Pens, Pens
My de-cluttering saga continues. (You can see my other blogs on this theme by clicking on “Clutter” in the TAG CLOUD). I don’t know why I have so many pens. I seem to have hundreds of them, scattered all … Continue reading
SCRAP Step 1 — Envelopes
Following on from my previous blogs, I am starting on the initial steps of my de-cluttering campaign. Yes that’s right, it’s going to be a war ! (You can see my other blogs on this theme by clicking … Continue reading
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“Strategic Clutter Removal Action Plan”
Following my relatively unsuccessful attempts at de-cluttering, (commented on in my last blog – Clutter Doctor), I decided I needed to take a step back and use all my former management skills to attack the problem. After all I … Continue reading
“Clutter Doctor – a cry for help”
Good morning Doctor I am sorry to bother you again, but I seem to have a recurring problem with my clutter disorder. You may recall that when I came to see you four years ago, you prescribed a shed for … Continue reading
Boot Clutter
Last week my blog was about how clutter seems to hover around me. I accumulate it daily without effort, it’s an unwanted skill I have acquired over the years. I am not a hoarder, that would be a … Continue reading
Clutter, Clutter, EVERYWHERE !
I haven’t thought about clutter much recently, except every day when I am looking for something, —– which is most days! I haven’t blogged about clutter for even longer, in fact it was 2013. (You can see the … Continue reading
“Kitchen Comforts”
Redecorating the kitchen with a wifely makeover, a clear-out of all the cupboards and drawers; the cupboards where things fell out when you opened the door; the drawers that would not open because of something stuck at the back. Where … Continue reading
“Adios Amigo”
I threw away one of my favourite cowboy shirts today. I had kept it even though it was worn at the collar and torn on the sleeves. It still had character. Not like today’s fashionable-for-one-year-only shirts. This shirt had … Continue reading
“The Irony of De-cluttering”
I have just finished writing a blog on de-cluttering when there is a knock on the back door. It is the post lady with a clutch of letters which are too big to put through the letter box at the … Continue reading
“Clutter Head”
My head is full of clutter. Things I think about, but are too complicated to resolve there and then. So they just stay there. Another spec of cerebral dust, until eventually I become dust myself. In the meantime my life … Continue reading