I had a full day off Sunday and the weather wasn’t great; cold that eventually turned to rain. I decided that it was a stay in day to knock off a to-do list that I’ve been ignoring for months: emptying out all the overhead cabinets (except the pantry ones) and reorganizing everything. It was kind of a funny thing to do when I just got to a new city I’m itching to explore, but it makes sense. Now, I can enjoy my summer.<\/p>\n
When I moved in, I essentially put everything where it fit. I knew where things were, but getting to some involved the risk of avalanche. Opening up one of the bins in the dining area was a suicide risk after moving as every time I did so a huge book would fall out!<\/p>\n
By this point, I knew where I need things to be and which cabinets are a pain in the you know what to get into (glares at the ones over the dinette). So, I took everything out and put it back in again. It sounds like a huge job, but none of my cabinets were bursting with stuff, so it didn’t take long at all. I was especially glad to get the ones in the kitchen done as putting away dishes was becoming increasingly annoying. I also took piles of books that had been lying flat and put them upright, scattering them throughout the rig. At some point, I might decide to better organize the books, but I have so few of them now and only four places to check, so I’m not sure the exercise would be worth the effort, especially since books come and go.<\/p>\n
It stands to reason that when I stumbled into the kitchen this morning to make a cup of coffee on automatic pilot, I had a hard time finding my coffee supplies. Until I remembered that I put them in another cabinet for easier access. \ud83d\ude00<\/p>\n
I love reorganizing my home; it’s just as satisfying as moving!<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"
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