Mid-Atlantic Gardening: Dirty little secrets of the MA, 1 by orchidfancy

orchidfancy wrote:
We all have the same obsesssion "lets keep it we might need it" gardeners have a tendency to do that. I have shelves of fabris in my basement , never mind the fabric that are on rolls (I uses to have an uphostery and drapery store). I have drawers full of yarn. I have decided that as soon as the roads are cleared I am going to have a major indoor yard sale selling all the fabris that I will never use and all the yarn that I dont seem to be able to part with.... Yesterday I cleaned my computer desk and of course had to do the bills . It took me the whole day between filing sorting the file cabinet and taking all of last year paid bills and review everything that sorting also all the stuff that was downloaded printed and all that mine and some of my husband , his went into the shredder. He usualy look at it once or twice and forget that it even exist .... I still have papers that I am agonizing about I have to make decisions and that might take time... now i also have a cone of yarn on my desk since Idecided to make some bedroom slippers. It seems that everything migrates from the breakfast table to my computer. My husband does not leave things laying around because I refuse to pick up after him and make a federal case of it when he does. I don't want any more cleaning work than necessary. I hate house work , and I cant afford a maid therefore no mess for me to pick up.. My kitchen is extremely small so 4 things on the counter will be considered clutter ,so be it I have to put things somewhere ...I just cant' have dishes laying around that is all. I can always make room for some muffins... or freshly baked bread.... my big kitchen LOL