To further help the brainstorming process, these are places that would make sense to have "borrowed crap". But there is no room or really any sense to the madness.
This is the very ill-planned laundry room wedged in-between the garage door and kitchen. The washer and dryer are not in the picture, but there is no space by them. You can tell we utilize this space so well by the crap that is thrown in the narrow opening. To the left is the door to the garage, to the right is the door to the kitchen. The kitchen door opens onto the stairs that go to the basement (yeah, that's really safe, huh?).
And here is my bakers rack, the collector of all things important. The baskets (labeled by Mooser) hold 1) all of the boys' paperwork from school and 2) all of the paid bills and official mommy/daddy documents until all of it can be filed away. I know for a fact that each basket can hold a years' worth of stuff. The metal inbox is for all stuff requiring action, like bills. Doesn't it all look so clean and tidy?
To the right is the paper shredder that doesn't work. To the left is the basket that contains magazines and such. Underneath are containers that function as my "junk drawer". In fact, most of the little containers all over the bakers rack contain crap that I can't get rid of but don't know what to do with. And that little box on the main shelf.... yeah those are Christmas cards that I haven't touched.
Friday, December 19, 2008
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2 comments:
Ooo... it looks so easy to run through and pitch everything when it's other people's stuff. Tough to do when it's yours. I liked the link to Stimey's place!! Thanks!
LOL Word verification: things
The first thing I'm going to say is walk the paper shredder to your garbage can right now. Go.
Done? Okay. Know that I'm ruminating on this.
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