Baby steps to mortgage freedom for beanielou.

beanielou

Have started reading the kondo book.
"To go through life without learning to fold is a huge loss"
Errr no to be honest it is not a huge loss to me in the slightest.

Karmacat

That does seem a little extreme, doesn't it :rotfl:

amycool

beanielou wrote: »

Have started reading the kondo book.
"To go through life without learning to fold is a huge loss"
Errr no to be honest it is not a huge loss to me in the slightest.

I was very put off by the first chapter or two. She's a weird woman, but by the time you get to the end you can take some useful stuff from the book.

I'll always be messy though. My drawers and wardrobe are now lovely but I still throw my clothes on the floor at the end of the day.

beanielou

Karmacat wrote: »

That does seem a little extreme, doesn't it :rotfl:

It does.
More important things to think about at the mo!!

beanielou

amycool wrote: »

I was very put off by the first chapter or two. She's a weird woman, but by the time you get to the end you can take some useful stuff from the book.

I'll always be messy though. My drawers and wardrobe are now lovely but I still throw my clothes on the floor at the end of the day.

I am much miuch better than I used to be but to a large degree but
i Life is way too short
ii I choose to use my limited(very) at the mo in other ways.

Interesting actually that has just made me think I choose to live in a house I cant really afford!!!!! Mmmmm.

Karmacat

As I got well, I had tidy-up after tidy-up - as you say, beanie, there can be more important things to think about! But as the house got tidier, it did feel more pleasant to be in. Maybe it was just that *I* was feeling better, but it did feel as though having a couple of rooms tidy made them more pleasant to be in (the kitchen is a tip, the pantry is a tip, the office is a tip).

elantan

Hey Mrs you changed your number?

beanielou

Finally feeling a wee bit brighter & my back is easing off a wee tad.
Still would have a cleaner & gardener if I could though :rotfl:

slowlyfading

beanielou wrote: »

Still would have a cleaner & gardener if I could though :rotfl:

Me too - wish I could persuade DH it would be a good idea! Glad you're feeling a bit better

Karmacat

Well, of course! Staff would make one's life a lot easier

I'm glad to hear the pain is easing a little bit, thats gone on for a long time