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Tillie
Posted: 19 May 2014 - 09:54 AM
 

Lets see if a new thread will help solve some of the posting issues we have developed in the first, long running thread 😀

 

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diane
Posted: 01 July 2014 - 09:09 PM
 

Hello all. Did get the steps pressure washed last night, then did more scraping, had to stop myself.
This morning wanted to scrape but told myself it is good enough, tillie said so. stirred the deck paint and did some painting. Once I started, the desire to scrape finally left, and it was fun. Had to get ready for outing so only did a small amt. Took shower washed hair. Got blow up boat, oars, life cushions etc. out of garage, ready to go. Picked all the ripe raspberries for outing treat.
My friend drove her car and we went to the lake. We blew up the boat and enjoyed being out in lake, talked about all kinds of things. We had a nice lunch and went back out in boat, such fun. It was plenty warm out today. It is still 90 degrees at 7pm, so just sitting inside resting, still have to get boat out and dried off, and if any energy paint a little. Tomorrow plan to paint a lot of deck.
LR congrats on the closet.
Tillie you paint such great pictures of kitties playing with box. Thanks for getting me started on painting the deck. Until I actually started painting deck, could not accept that it was good enough. Now I am looking forward to taking things out on deck and sorting into bins, after deck is painted. Will be great to start seeing progress in hoard rooms.

 
Tillie
Posted: 01 July 2014 - 11:31 AM
 

Good Morning 🙂
Looks like today will be easier than yesterday.
Up too early yesterday and then all sorts of unexpected things & visitors along with the things that I had already planned to do.
Oh Well, Life happens. 😀

Hi Roxie 🙂
(((hugs)))

Hi Diane 🙂
WAY TO GO!!!! clearing out under those steps! 😀
Hope you are now ready to paint. You have done a LOT of scraping out there!
Once the steps & decks are all finished and it's super hot outside in the afternoons, maybe you can start working on the craft room?
One small box/bag or item at a time.
Pick stuff that is easy to decide on.
Have bins/boxes labeled Keep, Donate, decide on later, and a trash bag.
I have found that a "decide on later" box helps keep the sorting moving along and makes it easier to make those harder decisions easier to make later when there is no big pressure.

Hi LR2014 🙂
YEA!!! for clearing the closet floor!!! 😀

Today I need to do some tidying up inside.
Plan to cook some food.
Still too many baby bunnies & birds in the yard to let any cats outside.
We always enjoy our morning outside play and it helps to keep the cats from getting too ornery.
So I have given the cats a box to play in/on and they are fighting over it. LOL

HAPPY JULY !!!! 😀

 
LR2014
Posted: 30 June 2014 - 08:41 PM
 

Hi to diane, Tillie, Barb, Roxie, Vi, bitsy, Dave, and others who've been posting here recently. Roxie, I love what you said on The Gratitude List about bucket list versus gratitude list. That's a helpful thought. So good to hear from you.

I said it to some people during the daytime chat today, and I want to say it here. It's so nice to see so much more of my closet floor again. Got quite a bit out of there during the past week. Yea!

Hugs to all, and have a good evening.

 
diane
Posted: 30 June 2014 - 05:57 PM
 

So happy to hear from you Roxie, have been wondering if you had to go back to hospital, happy you are at home and willing to ask for help.
Well, at 6am I went out to check if deck is almost dry, well started scraping, 4 hours later I made myself stop. During the 4 hours, I wondered why I keep scraping. It is fun, productive avoidance of things that need to be done. So I decided to take a break, decided to measure decks,big deck 13x22', small 10'x8'',connecting deck 4'x21' no wonder it has taken so long, that is a lot of square feet. so then I realized, my priority was front steps, and never finished them. asked why. Because they are over cement with no where for water to drain.
Under steps is 20 years of dirt, spiders, leaves, garbage, so decided I must clean that crap out before I pressure wash. It filled a huge garbage bag and was disgusting, so here I am taking a break. I took pressure washer and hose out to front steps. Will go pressure wash after this break.

 
Tillie
Posted: 30 June 2014 - 11:28 AM
 

Roxie (((HUGS)))
Please call your friends.
Ask for all the help you need right now.
If I lived close to you and you did not ask me to do a few things for you I would be very upset.
I am sure your friends would be too.
Take care. Rest.
(((HUGS)))

 
Roxie
Posted: 30 June 2014 - 10:27 AM
 

Tipping coffee mug at ya!

I got home Saturday from being in the hospital since Wednesday. Went on Wednesday to hospital to get mammogram and ended up in ER, then back in heart cath lab twice. Long story, a stent repaired (already), ballooning done, and one or two more stents in another area. More medicine adjustments. Pretty much on bed rest for a couple more days. I'm beginning to realize that this minimal level of "normal" living may be all I can achieve from now on. Need to discuss that with various doctors.

I'm supposed to make two calls to doctors today. Need to email my friend about her retrieving my car from the hospital parking lot (I do have a habit of abandoning my car about town), maybe picking up some new meds for me. Maybe email another friend to ask if she'll do a PetSmart run for me.

Wonderful to catch up on posts. Salude

 
Tillie
Posted: 30 June 2014 - 09:17 AM
 

Years ago I decided that I was not going to ever scrub pots & pans any more.
But I still get them clean.
I fill them with water to the "crusty" line, add one drop of dish soap.
Turn on the burner till it is almost boiling then turn down the heat and "simmer" the pot/pan a few minutes.
Turn off the heat and get back to it after it has cooled.
The simmering in soapy water has done almost all the scrubbing for me and I just need to do a little with a green scrubbie to remove the now loose remains.

To more easily clean a microwave with crusty baked on splatters...
Put a bowl of water in the microwave, heat it till it is boiling/steamy hot.
Leave it in the mocrowave with the door closed and the steam will loosen the gunk and make it easy to wipe out.
You may have to repeat this process a few times if the microwave is extra thick gunky.
A bit of lemon in the water doesn't do anything to clean the microwave but does help to make things smell fresh & lemony.
🙂

 
LR2014
Posted: 30 June 2014 - 08:49 AM
 

Happy Monday morning, everyone.

Yesterday I did some of my posted goals but didn't do some of the others. I did run the dishwasher, work on bills, add to my gratitude list, get items together to donate, and I did make it to the chat. I didn't spend the hour on paperwork, nor did I spend time on my floors. (Perhaps I'll work on the floors this morning.) However, I did get other work done. For example, I put some things back into place that were out of place. I also did a lot (and I mean a whole lot) of scrubbing on a saucepan; I overheated some sauce while preparing my lunch yesterday, and I didn't think I'd ever finish getting the cooked-on sauce out of the bottom of that pan! Generally, I feel OK about my goals for yesterday. I need to keep in mind that setting goals gives me a good direction toward which to go, but I don't have to be a slave to the specifics of those goals. Life happens.

I haven't been consistent lately in posting goals on the message board, but I have been setting a lot of short goals during the day as I've worked with others during online support sessions. Sometimes, I get inspired by the particular goal that another person is planning to work on during that time, and I work on the same thing, too. (For instance, inspired by another person in the group, I got my microwave more clean this week.) One way or the other, with the support of the others in this group, I get a lot of help I need to move forward. Thanks, everyone.

Hugs to all.

 
Barb
Posted: 30 June 2014 - 08:18 AM
 

Thank you, friends on the Sunday night chat line for helping me to understand that I needed to slow down and take time last week to grieve for my friend. Our families have known each other for generations. My generation went to school and lived near each other in a small, rural town.
I was brought up to buck up, don't show your feelings and keep on going. You helped remind me that is not a healthy way to live.
It is raining here again today. I wish I could some of it to you who are suffering from drought. This may be the rainiest June on record.
Today is a good day for laundry and general cleaning. After cleaning off the kitchen table, I need to look through some paperwork, pay some bills and reply to correspondence that needs attention.
I will pace myself today. What doesn't get done today will still be there to do tomorrow.

 
LR2014
Posted: 29 June 2014 - 02:11 PM
 

Happy Sunday, everyone.

Some of my goals for today: Run dishwasher, work for an hour on paperwork, pay some bills, be at tonight's chat, add to gratitude list, spend fifteen minutes finding items I can donate, and spend twenty minutes working on floors (sweeping/vacuuming).

Hugs to all. Looking forward to "seeing" those of you who can make it to the chat tonight.

 
Barb
Posted: 29 June 2014 - 11:22 AM
 

I am trying not to be down on myself today for getting so little accomplished this week. I get discouraged by being so tied down to the house. I know my first priority needs to be cleaning and decluttering, but I get disgusted with myself for letting it get this bad.
Home should be a place you retreat to, not somewhere that you want to escape from.
I am going to a funeral this afternoon for a young man whose life was cut short way too soon. I suppose that is what started me in this dark mood.
I'll try to check in to the support group tonight. I need to get the week started on a positive note.
I had the first zucchini out of the garden for supper last night. 🙂
Hugs to all and hang in there.

 
Tillie
Posted: 29 June 2014 - 10:33 AM
 

WOW! Diane
You sure are brave! 😀
I stand far back from the wasps, spray them with poison and then run away as fast as I can. LOL 😉

Lets see, what am I doing today?
Think I will just fritter about here.
Bathroom needs cleaning, floors need to be washed, carpet vacuumed and the dust in here is thick.
But I don't wanna clean. ;P
I will worry about it tomorrow, LaDeDa...
Went to WallyWorld yesterday for food, long story as to why I have been grocery shopping there.
Anyways, bought myself a new pillow.
My old one was so flat that I was having a hard time getting comfortable enough to fall asleep.
Slept GREAT last night. 😀
My only girl kitty was so happy to get my old pillow. She likes to sleep beside my head on her own pillow.
The mornings here have been wonderfully cool but the temps are starting to creep up. It will be in the hundreds here this week.
Will have to get out early early to water so I can get back inside by nine am, before the heat really starts to climb.
Not going to water today, that can wait till tomorrow.

One thing that I will do today is try to remember Sunday night Online Support group meeting at 5:00pm PST.

Have some fun today, laugh out loud, sing, dance with the cat. 😀

 
diane
Posted: 28 June 2014 - 09:01 PM
 

Hi, love those wasps. they were really circling me this week. I removed all of their homes, they are not happy with me. In cold morning, while they are still snoozing, I grab nest with plastic bag inside out on my hand and quickly close bag and into garbage after knotting end.
Well it was obvious my OCD was in full force today. I started scraping the deck about 9am, went inside and it was already 3:30pm. It is like I can't quit until it is done, only thing is, it will never get done scraping it. I cleaned up all the crap, and told myself, no more scraping, time to pressure wash tomorrow am. Then call it good enough, wait until it dries and paint it with deck paint.
I made plans today with a friend to go to lake Tuesday when it will be over 90 degrees here. I realized, I would talk myself out of going if I did not make a plan with a friend, so I will go for sure now. Washed more than 1/2 of dirty dishes, dried, put away, now time for the rest to be washed.

 
bitsy
Posted: 28 June 2014 - 01:43 PM
 

wasps are definitely seeking new homes!a small nest has appeared at the top middle of the door frame between the front door and the storm door. Metal storm door out of square just enough so it doesn't shut tight and there is a small gap at the top.surprised they picked that spot because that door is opened several times every day but will have to buy wasp spray... I dont much like using bug spray but wasps nest on the door is even too much for me.
I have done a little work on the car but not nearly enough. pouring rain now. but will do some more after I pick up son from work and run errands.

 
Tillie
Posted: 28 June 2014 - 10:59 AM
 

Good Morning 😀

So wonderful that you all are working together in "chat".
Encouraging each other and cheering all your accomplishments.
Such wonderful support while you tackle these projects! 😀

I have no hope that he will do any decluttering this weekend.
He has been dumpster diving a lot lately.
Wasps are nesting in all the stuff he has all around the property.
Bunnies have been nesting and raising babies in the clutter too.
Quail raised a large clutch of chicks in his clutter.
He also has a huge population of black widow spiders living in everything.
Oh Well... 🙁

Yesterday I did a lot of little tasks all around in my "no clutter" zones.
Today I need to go to the store and buy some food and wasp spray, which works great on black widow spiders too.

Have some FUN! today, get out and play!
Even if it's just for a few minutes. 🙂

 
LR2014
Posted: 27 June 2014 - 11:45 PM
 

Good evening, everyone.

Got out early this morning (very early) and did some outside work. Got laundry dried, put away, and got more laundry washed. With the help and encouragement of the others in the chat room today, I made progress on the clutter in one of my closets. (It was nice to run across a box of old pictures in there. I'll look forward to looking through them at a later time.) Despite progress, I was on a "downer" for a bit. I kept noticing how much stuff I have to go through, and I also was struggling with feeling "defective." Although I made good headway on some types of things, I did a lot of "churning" (as we call it) of some other types of things. I hadn't expected to do as much "churning" as I did at times today. Having the encouragement of those who came to the chat today helped my attitude/mood a lot. Another thing that helped was to remember and acknowledge that although I still have a lot of stuff to go through, (1) I have made a lot of progress over time in terms of not acquiring (and of not even wanting to acquire), and (2) I can let go of certain types of things much, much more easily than in the past. I also need to keep in mind that things didn't get this way overnight, and they won't get fixed overnight.

I know I wouldn't have even started on some of these tasks today if it hadn't been for the encouragement of the people who came to chat today. I also appreciate the encouragement of those of you who are posting here on the message board. A big thanks to everybody. Hugs.

 
diane
Posted: 27 June 2014 - 08:38 PM
 

Tillie, thank you so much for your kind words about my doctor visit, so true all of what you said. It is really time to change how I take care of myself. Today I said goodbye to Tanner, sad to have no dog to focus on, guess it is time to focus on my health!!! Raining on and off for past days, including today. Just paid all bills, that is a relief to have done. Worked on deck, vacuumed a little more now no dogs. Still have to do the dishes. Small tv finally in kitchen, will make it easier to do dishes and cook healthier food, nice distraction. I filled med minder with multi vit., vit. d, calcium, per doctors orders so can see if I took or not, since my excuse is, I forgot. will take fosamax (for bones) every Thursday am, wait 30 mins before eating or drinking, per doctor. I stopped before because it upset my stomach, she scared me into sticking with it and yesterday it really was not that bad.
The sunshine will return tomorrow, so will be better. Tuesday will be hot so will go to high lake where it will be cooler. Plan to put window air conditioner in window tomorrow,trying to figure out how to close off surrounding window opening. Last year used foam board, but opaque, so would like to get some plexiglass or something that I can see through. will wash things dogs have been on, pressure wash I a section of deck tomorrow. We will see if I get a burst of energy. It really was stressful having doctor appt. Wed., then company yesterday and today, silly it wears me out, but I am most comfortable here by myself. Oh yeah, want to clean car and rv out, and vacuum them. Lots to do and I just want to sit and do nothing!! Tomorrow weather will be better, and no dogs, so plan to get things done, at least some of the things on my list.

 
Tillie
Posted: 27 June 2014 - 10:29 AM
 

Good Morning 🙂

I am on my way outside to water stuff.
All the cats want to come outside too.
But the yard is full right now with baby bunnies and baby birds.
There is actually a baby Robin playing on the front porch right now.
I don't care how much the cats cry and tell me they are suffering, none of them are going outside today.
Ask any Veterinarian and they will tell you that cats can be kept indoors without any bad effects.
In fact most all Vets will tell you that keeping cats indoors actually is better for them. Fewer injuries, illnesses and infections/parasites.
Plus the wildlife appreciate it.
No matter how many times I tell the cats all this they still argue with me.
Too bad, so sad. And it doesn't hurt my feelings at all when the cats call me "mean".

😀

 
Tillie
Posted: 26 June 2014 - 10:39 PM
 

Hi Diane 🙂
Sorry you have to start looking for a new Doctor. 🙁
Best way I know how to find a good Doctor is to ask people if they have a good one, one who listens and doesn't just try to blow you off.
Your "New Mission", should you decide to accept it, is to make yourself number one priority.
Take your medicines as prescribed, eat balanced meals on schedule daily, get enough sleep, etc.
Your Friend's Mom is lucky to have you checking up on her. So nice of you to spend time with her this way. 😀
So happy your mouth is no longer infected! 😀
When I worked in oral surgery, we would always remove any bone fragments that were working themselves out for free.
At the time of the extractions we would always remove all bone chips and at times even use a rasp to smoothe out the socket but sometimes, no matter how clean we made the extraction site a bone fragment would later break away and start migrating.
We always felt that removing them was just a continuation of the original surgery, covered in the initial cost.
A little local, get you numb, small incision and it's all over with.
Sorry, didn't mean to go on & on.
It's OK if you reply TLDR = Too Long Didn't Read
LOL 😀

 
diane
Posted: 26 June 2014 - 07:54 PM
 

Wow, lots of great posts to read, thanks everyone. Doctor gave me a copy of bone scan, osteoporosis is "significantly increased" and I must take care of it. Vertebrae are extremely porous now. I agreed to start the medicine again, Vit. D and calcium, and stick with it this time. It was scary to see how bad my back is now. She suggested I start taking care of myself before it is too late. She is moving to Seattle in August and I will miss her terribly, she has been my doctor for many years. Now the search for another good doctor taking new medicare patients (I also have supplemental insurance) so most doctors will take me if they have openings for new patients.
I visited my friends mom today in nursing home. Gave her a foot massage, that she loved. She is 93 and has lived alone in her house until she broke her arm 3 weeks ago. Arm is black/blue from shoulder to fingertips from pooled blood. I plan to go back often to check on her and make sure she is getting the care she needs.
The guy came this morning to pick up the little dog I have had for a week, made sure things were acceptably neat and clean.
only one dog and he goes home tomorrow, then no more dogs scheduled. Plan to pressure wash some things when no dogs.
Still need to do dishes from yesterday and today. Cleaned bathroom counters this morning. Vacuumed living room, straightened up dog toys etc. Took both dogs for a walk this morning. Poop patrol daily in yard. So tonight or tomorrow will do dishes, pay all bills. Today Tanner went into the big bedroom and took a nap in the goat trail, he likes cozy tight spaces!!! I joined him for awhile, not nap, and organized some things. I realize I need to join the buddy 15 min. sessions to work on that room.
Rain has made more things look greener, nice color in yard. Thanks tillie for asking about doctor appt. She also said mouth is no longer infected, just a bone fragment working its way out.

 
bitsy
Posted: 26 June 2014 - 11:42 AM
 

Dave,
Re phone, laptop etc,
outside signal is much better. and I can see trees leaves plants flowers birds lizards squirrels dragonflies and often people and kids going by. i can hear frogs crickets wrens etc. hear or feel a breeze. see and feel the sun. which will soon be to hot and I will have to move the car to some shade

 
Vi0
Posted: 26 June 2014 - 11:23 AM
 

Bitsy, please don't ever apologize for feeling bad. Every single one of us has been there and from what I've seen far too often. If you want to talk and it makes you feel better please do. I'm very very very glad you are here with us. Just being here is better than being alone to deal all by yourself. If you feel like you can tackle some of the problem today please come over to chat and we can talk.

 
bitsy
Posted: 26 June 2014 - 11:18 AM
 

LR2014,
thanks for your detailed posts.it helps me to feel a tiny bit less hopeless.I have struggled so hard for so long to get by... to just keep going... to not give up... to make a little progress... to figure out why some things have always been so hard for me... and now even harder because of age and mobility issues. I feel like I have run out of time and energy... now I know from this site and things I've read that others have some of these problems. (an article about the Langley Brothers was one of the first hints that others were weird this way)...depression. counseling and meds minimally helpful. an image I had from when I was in a depression group was- that I was a vessel that cracked during firing and that the potter threw me in the shard bin- sorry...

 
Tillie
Posted: 26 June 2014 - 11:09 AM
 

Good Morning Everybody! 🙂

Hi Dave 🙂
How's it going there?
Oh please, lets talk about socks. ;D

Hi Bitsy 🙂
Tell us a little bit more about what you are having to deal with there and we will do our best to encourage you along 🙂

Hi Barb 🙂
Love hearing about your vision!
Keep up the GREAT work and very soon it will be a reality. 😀

Hi Diane 🙂
Hope your Dr appointment went well.
Happy the two dogs get along well.
Did the rain make your car look cleaner? ;D

Hi Robin 🙂
Welcome!
Posting here is a good way to start. Tell us a bit about your situation, things you want to tackle first.
Read all around this site, click on all the links at the top of the page and the ones to the left & right. Lots of really solid information there.

Hi LR2014 🙂
WAY TO GO!!! Tackling that dresser!!! 😀
Sticky drawers...
I have had great success by rubbing a bar of soap along the runners to get the drawer sliding smoothly. A candle or some parafin wax works well too.

Hi Violet 🙂
Thank you for the update. 😀
WAY TO GO!!! getting a good start on those boxes!

Hi to everyone else reading here. 😀

So much going on here, no time to stay online for long. Will post more after I get things under control.

Keep up with all your WONDERFUL progress.
Remember that every little task accomplished is a giant step in the right direction. 🙂

 
Vi0
Posted: 26 June 2014 - 10:36 AM
 

It seems I've been neglecting posting here and I've missed much.
I spend a lot of time in the chat room these days working with some other wonderful people daily to get things done. It's been a big help to stay motivated and to keep up with accountability. I honestly think that if i didn't have people to talk to about this every day I'd have said screw it by now.
I've been off for the better part of the week and unable to do much more than stay awake, but yesterday I spent time on the boxes (!) and managed to get over half a trash bag of stuff out of them, freeing up three small boxes, and two zipper bags that previously had been filled with an assortment of stuff. Today I finished putting away yesterday's laundry and am about to put in today's laundry, start the other half of the dishes and finish cleaning my room ( I started that this morning.)
The apartment hunt is ongoing, but I have a list of places to call today. We have about 26 days until things start getting awkward.
Today my plan is to catch up with dailies until lunch and then after the kids are down for nap work at boxes until Mister comes home.

Also, I'm really glad to see you guys are doing well. Robin, I'm glad you're here and I hope I get to see you in a meeting, or maybe you can stop by chat as many of us are there throughout the day.

 
bitsy
Posted: 26 June 2014 - 08:42 AM
 

Dave,
there is no dining room table here. it is still at the other house

 
Dave
Posted: 26 June 2014 - 08:36 AM
 

Robin,
search for Brooks Palmer's clutterbusting blog and read the June 25th entry. I think it might be an encouragement to you.

 
Dave
Posted: 26 June 2014 - 08:20 AM
 

Wow! Great work! The stuffed drawers sound like my sock drawers. (I'm not looking to reopen sock discussions! 🙂 ) I've been avoiding that issue at the moment by using a laundry basket on top of the chest of drawers! 🙂

 
LR2014
Posted: 26 June 2014 - 07:42 AM
 

Robin, glad you found us. Looking forward to hearing more from you!

Well, I didn't do yesterday's posted planned activities in exactly the way I'd originally envisioned them, but I'm still happy with what I did and how it went.

I did start off as planned with the two empty boxes (one labeled as trash), and I did start attacking overstuffed drawers. That much was "according to plan."

I had a chest of drawers that was getting very little real use because the top three drawers were pretty stuffed (one to overflowing), because the drawers had always been a bit hard to open, and because for a while (until recently) I'd had enough stuff on the closet floor in front of that chest of drawers that I couldn't even very comfortably access the drawers, anyhow. (When I'd gotten the drawers open at all, I'd been doing it by standing at the side instead of by standing in front of it. Didn't work very well that way.)

Yesterday, I pulled almost everything out of two of those drawers (and toward the end of the day, started attacking the third one). I found a few items that had been on my own (nonpublished) "missing items" list. Nice.

With the encouragement from our daytime chat buddies, I discarded a couple of items that at one time had had great sentimental value but that now just served the purpose of taking up space. (Those items were serving to remind me of a chapter of my life that needed to be closed). [I hear the trash truck taking those items away as I write this. No, I will not try to chase down the trash truck.] I also had photos stored in those drawers that were on the verge of getting bent and damaged, and those photos are now placed with my other photos. I also did away with some items (like an old, almost-never-used camera I once bought at a garage sale) whose corroded batteries had done damage to the device.

I found it mildly amusing that at first, I found about seven winter gloves, only two of which matched. (I guess I'm a winter glove hoarder.) For the past several years, winter would hit, and I wouldn't have winter gloves handy. I'd go out and buy some new, cheap ones (or if I just needed them for driving, I might wear a non-matching set I could manage to dredge up). After cleaning out most of those drawers yesterday, I now have about six or seven matching pairs of winter gloves of various colors and styles . . . and three more gloves that are still unmatched.

As for the drawers, two of the three are very usable now. The third one is on its way to being usable again. I might put some kind of wax or other treatment on the bottom of the drawers later to help them slide more easily, making them even more useful.

Another plus for this project is that I had several items lying around in that closet near the chest of drawers that in the past I would have kept inside those drawers, but they'd been "pushed out of their homes" by the other junk. After dejunking the drawers, I was able to put those items back into the chest of drawers, so now there is also less clutter surrounding the chest of drawers.

Happier me. Thanks to all of you for your help and support. Hugs. Iced tea clink to your coffee mug, Roxie.

 
Dave
Posted: 25 June 2014 - 10:11 PM
 

A nebulizer sounds like something out of star trek!

 
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