This is lesson 1.10 in de-cluttering.
I took a good look at the kitchen and dining area where most of this kind of activity is crying out "HELP!".
I scanned the area and told my self, "Uh huh… Uh huh…"
This is how engineers count without using fingers.
Furthermore, I told myself, "We need to buy two 90-liter mega boxes."
Myself answered back, "Ok, two. Let’s go"
So off we drove incognito with all the facial PPEs required to enter a mall. When we got there, I told myself again, "Better buy three, for good measure."
Myself didn’t put up a fight in disagreement so we bought three. For good measure.
We got home with still enough time to do the task at hand. Much later that day though, it was made apparent that 𝙚𝙣𝙤𝙪𝙜𝙝 wasn’t enough to describe the three new boxes that we just purchased. In fact, the amount of clutter that went out to the garbage pick-up area would’ve packed them full.
So I told myself, "We need more. Buy three."
Myself answered back, "No. Buy ten more." I agreed.
Never underestimate clutter.
Never underestimate yourself, either.
Cheers! #MyCafeNotes

Spring cleaning?
ReplyDeleteRalph Pan Espinosa year-round
ReplyDeleteI truly agree with you #neverunderestimateclutter
ReplyDeleteBeen trying to declutter since the start of the pandemic and still not done.
ReplyDeleteReng David-Morelos you don't sweep today, dust gathers.
ReplyDeleteWOW! Is that really clutter?
ReplyDeleteSpeaking of decluttering, it’s a 100sqm that has to be done..
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