This blog really inspired me, and it has a great dejunking message.
Things I'll need to do:
- Finally stop procrastinating and thoroughly dejunk my closet.
- Design a system into my closet so that I can eliminate the chest of drawers, the top of which is attracting junk and the drawers of which I barely use anyway.
- Give away that wall decoration which I thought was awesome 2 years ago and which I now realize is tacky as hell.
- Clear as much stuff off my floor as possible.
- Put the huge boxes of shelf-stable soymilk somewhere other than my bedroom.
- Bring a small filing cabinet in here for the pile of important but disorganized papers laying on my floor.
- Get rid of the mini-fridge I never ended up using. Thanks anyway dad.
- Finish painting both my closet and bedroom doors.
- Put away my ugly tacky silver sequined lamp. Sigh.
Like the Japanese aesthetic, where the room or living space itself is a work of art, and the arrangement of the furniture is the composition.
ReplyDeleteNot my taste, actually, as I think I genuinely tend to the Victorian (I love clutter and color and richness and detail), but I can totally see how it would be a very appealing thing to a fellow child of a hoarder.
Thalia-
ReplyDeleteThank you so much for commenting! It always makes me want to write when I know someone is reading. In fact your comment inspired my next blog entry!
Oh good! We cleaner-uppers-after-hoarders have to stick together, you know. Seriously it's good Work that you (we) are doing, and much harder than it might look to an uninvolved outsider, so I know how important support is. Also, you had me at the blog name. :)
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