22-07-2019, 08:28 AM
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Re: A place for everything
Originally Posted by Muddy
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Do you have a place for everything and everything in its place?I don't .
I have crap everywhere and can never find anything .
22-07-2019, 08:59 AM
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Re: A place for everything
Originally Posted by Meg
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Yes I have 'a place for everything'. I find being organised makes life easier.One example is the kitchen store cupboards, I can see at a glance what stock needs to be replaced and when shopping I bag things up taking into account where they go, this makes unpacking the shopping a simple excercise.
22-07-2019, 09:02 AM
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Re: A place for everything
Originally Posted by Muddy
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Do you have a place for everything and everything in its place?I don't .
I have crap everywhere and can never find anything .
Originally Posted by Muddy
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It makes me feel tired .I would like to tidy up today but I look about me and feel exhausted.
It’s overwhelming at times.
And my husband is far far worse.
He doesn’t clean anything .....
Ever
22-07-2019, 09:35 AM
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Re: A place for everything
When I went to a CFS group thingy, ( which wore me out just getting there) they asked what you would like to achieve, I said abour my messy garden and my wool stash needed tidying.They advised doing a small section at a time for as long as you are able, "pacing" they called it. It worked for my wool but the garden was just too overwhelming.
I've managed to keep most of my wool stored in zipped plastic cubes, but then I've had to stop knitting
22-07-2019, 09:39 AM
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Re: A place for everything
Yes, I have a good idea where everything is. It’s when l have a good tidy up, that l can’t find anything!I always put keys back to where they belong on a key holder in a cupboard. This especially applies to car keys! The times when l haven’t, l have been dashing around like a headless chicken and late to where l’m going!
22-07-2019, 09:42 AM
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Re: A place for everything
Originally Posted by TessA
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When I went to a CFS group thingy, ( which wore me out just getting there) they asked what you would like to achieve, I said abour my messy garden and my wool stash needed tidying.They advised doing a small section at a time for as long as you are able, "pacing" they called it. It worked for my wool but the garden was just too overwhelming.
I've managed to keep most of my wool stored in zipped plastic cubes, but then I've had to stop knitting
It doesn't seem to be working
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