We actually spent a day
and a half in our garage braving the dust and assorted mold spores to create
less chaos. It worked. It’s absolutely exhilarating to walk into a
space and know exactly where things are.
There are three metal
baskets yet to be sorted. I like that
word sorted.
I had been looking for the
nail pot for ages. It surfaced far away
from its home. I had been wanting my few
fabric containers together…now they are.
I had been hoping for one shelf of foods. We have that too.
This morning George woke with
a common cold. Nothing exhilarating about
that. Instead of heading to the pool, I
stuck around to keep him company. It’s a
far, far better excuse that not wanting to swim in 48F degree chill…8.888C. I read all the advice columns, I read some of
the Washington Post feeling very emotional about the articles, and now I will
go grocery shopping designing the meals for my simplistic cooking techniques.
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- Himself: Today working. Planned three days off to work on his box, and celebrate his birthday. He will be nursing a cold instead. It
- Myself: So praying that I do not get his cold.
- Reading: A new to me author. Picked up the exact copy of “A little Princess” that my mother used to read to me.
- Gratitude’s: George.
You did a great job there!
ReplyDeleteThat is one hellaciously beautiful job. When I worked in the corporate world I had a staff of about 20, who were tidy, tidy, tidy. Every couple of years the bug would bite; they would purchase more cardboard file drawers and attack the boxes of records that went up to our mezzanine attic. They did such a beautiful job I would drag my boss up to admire it, but he never saw it through woman's eyes. I especially admire whoever hung that ladder. Not to mention the bean pot. Whoops--is that the nail pot?
ReplyDeleteThank you. I have two metal filing cabinates on the far wall, and I even went through them for old stuff to shred. G hung the ladder...The big brown pot?
DeleteThat is one well organized garage.
ReplyDeleteAll the best with the cold and hope that it doesn't become colds.
Thank you...I so agree.
DeleteI wonder if anyone noticed the elephant's foot from 1935.
ReplyDeleteI believe tabor did.
ReplyDeleteYou did such a great job you could hire out. Heal quickly George and keep the cold to yourself.
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