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2020 - banish the clutter
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1. WRITE AND USE “TO DO LISTS” - MINIMUM 30 MINUTE BURSTS OF ACTIVITY AT LEAST TWICE EVERY DAY2. KITCHEN WILL BE LEFT CLEAN & TIDY EVERY NIGHT3. I WILL ENDEAVOUR TO BE NICE TO EVERYONE & TRY TO SEE THE FUNNY OR PECULIAR SIDE TO AS MUCH AS POSSIBLE
4. DAY TO DAY DECLUTTERING WILL CONTINUESaturday was mostly bright & sunny with occasional overcast periods but no rain. A lot cooler especially with the stiff breeze. Washed & water proofed DH’s motorbike jacket. Mostly dried on line but brought in as it was threatening to rain. DH cooked cheesy pasta - one of his really good ones 🙂1417 - 1425 Paper recycling, kitchen recycling, drinks cans, cardboard packaging, 5 plastic lids - Recycled1426 Kitchen detritus - Binned
Such a shame Nicnak - but at least the ex is taking care of it.
Nothing wrong with plain & simple boazu 🙂 I can always bring a few spices to add 😉 Hope the new Sky box is up & running properly. No space for a greenhouse & am quite jealous of your ripe tomatoes. I have lots of green tomatoes, some a really decent size, but no signs of any going red ☹️ Maybe I am just being impatient. 2nd crop of lettuces are coming along nicely, as are the rocket, kale & chard. Nothing to harvest yet but soon I hope 🤞BE KIND. STAY SAFE. BREAK THE CHAIN. SAVE LIVES.MrsSD ⭐️ ⭐️ ⭐️ ⭐️ ⭐️ ⭐️ ⭐️ 🏅1426/2020Be Kind. Stay Safe. Break the Chain. Save Lives. ⭐️2025 Savings Pot Challenge: As a monthly amount, running total = £379.00
Jan £5.00 Feb £12.74 Mch £23.26 Apr £32 May £43 Jun £50 July £62 Aug £71 Sep £80 Oct Nov Dec Grand Total £9 -
Morning,
The bread maker was collected yesterday. Didn't realise how much room it took up on the shelf until it was gone. Now I just need to not fill that shelf up again!
It's nice seeing clear shelves again. xSeptember 2017 Debt = £25330
Starting afresh.
You can do anything if you put your mind to it. x7 -
It's a pity bread makers are such large pieces of kit. Our kitchen isn't large and has relatively limited counter space yet this is one of the most regularly used appliance so we have to accommodate it and work round it.8
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Primrose said:It's a pity bread makers are such large pieces of kit. Our kitchen isn't large and has relatively limited counter space yet this is one of the most regularly used appliance so we have to accommodate it and work round it.September 2017 Debt = £25330
Starting afresh.
You can do anything if you put your mind to it. x7 -
1486 broken tape measure1487 paper declutterFound f/bay has automatically listed things that I was going to try once and then put in CS bag !1488 broken storagesome cleaning and tidying but not much gone out.8
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Latest batch of 50
1651. old notebooks full of drawings and pictures from when DD was little (her decision) – recycled
1652. large bright pink zip up vanity case (unused) – CS
1653. Xmas hat – CS
1654. freebie book from Observer back in about 2002 – recycled
1655. blazer – school 2nd hand ‘shop’
1656 – 1659. 4 prs school trousers – school 2nd hand ‘shop’
1660. collection of shells - binned
1661 – 1665. Various bits of things made when DD was at school – binned (her choice)
1666 – 1700. Clothing recycled via H&M’s scheme – 2 x £5 vouchers received in exchanged (both spent about 15 mins later on new jeans for DS1)
I am the master of my fate; I am the captain of my soulRepaid mtge early (orig 11/25) 01/09 £124616 01/11 £89873 01/13 £52546 01/15 £12133 07/15 £NILNet sales 2024: £208 -
Have seen eldest DD this morning with OH and baby we all went to pick plums from our tree and they have taken home quite a few pounds of Mirabelles and a couple of pounds of the deep purple ones that are just beginning to ripen. Back here for Pizza and salad for lunch followed by home made Victoria sponge with homemade damson jam in and then I managed to give DD some store cupboard items she's short of, two lots of baby clothes that had been waiting in the study, fed baby with as much fruit as she could eat (quite a lot) and DD then found my jar of dehydrated rhubarb, which she sampled, gave some to OH who loved it too and stole the whole stash! I shall do some more and some more from them too, don't know if any of that counts as decluttering but it was great fun and I've had a really super day!8
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Boazu - sounds a lovely day.DD2's sport is taking off - but she didn't sort out cricket things so last minute dash to sports shop on way to match - but have now sorted out what doesn't fit - will wash and pass on, also football team folded so that kit can go back to club for younger ones, new club so will be more kit!Inspired by everyone here while I dither - today over a tablecloth - gave it to my mum after trip to egypt can't work out whether reminds me of my trip or my mum anyway it and 4 napkins in CS 1489 - 14931494 - 1497 2 items sold and packaging1495 - cricket top CS8
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whoops 1498 with top7
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1499 -1500 another item sold and packaging1501- 1502 2 glasses to CS bag9
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