I’ve been reading over at Kate’s blog. She’s attempting to get organized having seen another blogger’s success. I wish her luck. I’ve just about given up at this late date. lol
In the past at my other blog, Explicitly Ambiguous, I have mentioned my closet from hell. The walk in closet in our bedroom. It’s the catch-all closet. If I want to hide it, need a place to shove it, or don’t want to see it… it goes in there. I’ve had bursts of doing something about it and have done something about it but damn the thing has a life of it’s own. Okay, I GIVE it a life of it’s own. The whole apartment is that way to some extent. I like order. I crave order. But once things get organized things start to slide and I throw up my hands. I guess I need to come to terms with the idea that it’s not ever going to stay organized unless I put my head down and do it everyday. There’s a depressing thought!
DH has declared recently that he will attempt to slay the dragons in the child’s room. I don’t want to walk into the kid’s room. It scares me. Seriously. DH is braver than I am.
After the reading I did tonight I do know one thing. I’ve read all the plans, organization schemes, etc and none of them are going to work for me. I need to come up with something of my own. Backing a garbage truck up to the windows and shoveling it all in might work… but it’s not plausible.
I’m going to try. I feel that I need to do something. But I’m going to try and remember something that happened to my Grandmother. She was a very young woman with five little kids. She tried so hard to do everything that she felt she needed to do that she nearly killed herself. She had a heart condition. Her Doctor told her to stop it. To do what she could… and be there to love her children.
Her homes didn’t mourn her loss when she died. Her children did.
