Productivity
May. 17th, 2006 04:30 pm![[personal profile]](https://www.dreamwidth.org/img/silk/identity/user.png){kind=small}
bookofmirrorsOK, so, with the exception of 2 doors, a table-thing and a shower rod that need to go out to the storage shed (another thing I'll happily play the chick card for), and the card tables that need to go on their stand, the living room looks like a living room.
Y'know, except for that not-having-a-couch part. (Damn you, Jeff Lawrence!!!)
Of course, that means that pretty much all that was cluttering the living room ended up in the so-called meditation room. Which has been, pretty much since we moved in, the home of all things cluttery. Sadly, since I really WOULD like it to be a meditation room someday soon.
So, I'm debating now, as I relax and eat and such for a bit, if I feel like I'm done for the day, or if I wanna go work on that room. I'm kinda leaning towards being done, actually...
The house is clean from the entrance (well, I coulda cleaned the floor there, but didn't) to my main desk on the left, and the entrance to the kitchen on the right. My other desk, while cleared of the original clutter, now has new (although lesser) clutter, and the blonde beastie's desk is still a shambles. The kitchen is mostly uncluttered, in that I've loaded/unloaded/reloaded the dishwasher, but not much else.
If nothing else, I'm backing myself into a corner where, soon, the only thing that'll be LEFT to do is clearing up the clutter in the meditation room. Frankly, if I were to just start and finish a cleaning/dusting/vacuuming/mopping of the cleared main areas of the house, it wouldn't take me long at all. However, for the most part, these particular things aren't the things that are annoying me right now. So I'm trying to focus on the areas that are.
So, anyway, right now, I know I did a lot, and I have several candles and other smell-good/look-good things burning. I also know it's not gonna really hit me until I go out, and come home, and see it from the perspective of walking in the door after having been gone for a while. Which isn't what I'm in the mood for now, anyway.
Yeah, definitely think vegging for a while is in order.
Y'know, except for that not-having-a-couch part. (Damn you, Jeff Lawrence!!!)
Of course, that means that pretty much all that was cluttering the living room ended up in the so-called meditation room. Which has been, pretty much since we moved in, the home of all things cluttery. Sadly, since I really WOULD like it to be a meditation room someday soon.
So, I'm debating now, as I relax and eat and such for a bit, if I feel like I'm done for the day, or if I wanna go work on that room. I'm kinda leaning towards being done, actually...
The house is clean from the entrance (well, I coulda cleaned the floor there, but didn't) to my main desk on the left, and the entrance to the kitchen on the right. My other desk, while cleared of the original clutter, now has new (although lesser) clutter, and the blonde beastie's desk is still a shambles. The kitchen is mostly uncluttered, in that I've loaded/unloaded/reloaded the dishwasher, but not much else.
If nothing else, I'm backing myself into a corner where, soon, the only thing that'll be LEFT to do is clearing up the clutter in the meditation room. Frankly, if I were to just start and finish a cleaning/dusting/vacuuming/mopping of the cleared main areas of the house, it wouldn't take me long at all. However, for the most part, these particular things aren't the things that are annoying me right now. So I'm trying to focus on the areas that are.
So, anyway, right now, I know I did a lot, and I have several candles and other smell-good/look-good things burning. I also know it's not gonna really hit me until I go out, and come home, and see it from the perspective of walking in the door after having been gone for a while. Which isn't what I'm in the mood for now, anyway.
Yeah, definitely think vegging for a while is in order.
