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[mousme]

I spent most of yesterday cleaning. I would feel better and more accomplished about this, if it weren't for the fact that it looks as though I did absolutely nothing all weekend. I am in the midst of purging stuff, since it looks like I'll be moving sooner rather than later, if all goes well. More news on that as events warrant.

So now I have to get off my patootie and hie myself to the Salvation Army with a bag of clothing I just purged from my dresser and closet. For someone who almost never wears t-shirts, I sure own a lot of them! I purged about 90% of my t-shirts, and overall I'd say at least half of my wardrobe, if not more. Anything I hadn't worn in a year (seasonal stuff notwithstanding) got ruthlessly culled. There was clothing in there I'd been carting around forever and a day, without having worn it more than once in the past ten years. High time it was gone.

I also have to go to the bank and yell at them for not taking my MasterCard payment. I mean, what kind of bank doesn't want you to pay them? Sheesh. I am unimpressed. I have caught this in time to avoid late payments, but it's still freaking unprofessional.

This afternoon and tonight, there will be more general tidying up and purging of various closets. I'm thinking of tackling the cabinet under the bathroom sink, which has a magnetic attraction to random junk.

Comments

[ai731.livejournal.com]

If you haven't left yet, would you pop downstairs on your way so I can add a couple of things to your Salvation Army bag? Thanks!!!

[rehenazelreyhan.livejournal.com]

Purging ALWAYS feels so damn good.

[pdaughter.livejournal.com]

Yay for the purging! I know how good I feel after sorting through my stuff, knowing I can give it to someone who will use it even more and give it more life!

Go Phnee Go!

[foi-nefaste.livejournal.com]

Congrats! It is SO much easier to tidy things up when there isn't so MUCH of it! :)

Good luck!