Acme, perhaps the writing bug may bite us and fictitious reports from the missing may suddenly appear. ;-)

Or another approach-- I always thought (at the worst of my thyroid-disease-caused chairbound phase) that we clutter-challenged folk should organize a Slobs House Walk Tour. To show off what usually evokes shame and self-blame. I had one hoarding friend who'd just laugh and laugh at that image (I think usefully).

So in that vein we could write brochure blurbs. I'd start with today's duct tape decor workshop...
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I took a quick look through the 1-1/3 bankers box of remaining journals today, which were down to several groups easily dispersed into their respective LL categories, and did the harder job of choosing articles from 4 or 5 of the harder-to-categorize issues. (For those I have to actually skim the whole issue and choose one of several excellent articles to highlight-- and therefore determine the best Topic placement.)

So that task in the LL looks like one more stint to polish it off, and then it's back to cataloguing remaining Topic Kits.

Newbie quickly learned where it was best to curl up near me as I tossed the individual issues across the room to the piles that accumulated! No rug in there yet, on asphalt tile floor-- nice journal toss/slides slapping across the floor made for initial startles, but we got a rhythm going!

~S~