Here is the last thread (minus a bunch because of the crash).

I've added "hoarders" into the thread title to catch the eye of a few who may feel they don't have a simple job of removing clutter - those who may feel they have to empty a warehouse-worth of stuff stored in their (or relatives) homes. Our declutter work is generally on a smaller scale, and may only be baby steps for those folks, but perhaps it will inspire the first steps toward recovery.

We've heard from a few new folks, and there are probably many other lurkers who get vicarious pleasure from the large and small successes people record here.

It's the time of year for me when my attention turns to my yard. I have a bunch of stuff that has piled up in the sunroom (things to sell on eBay) that I need to get to periodically. Rainy day work. And there is the garage and the greenhouse. I can park my vehicle in my garage, with room to move around, but when I was parking a truck in the garage it was a tight squeeze. I need to clear out some of the stuff I never use. Same with the greenhouse - I have way more of some things than I'll ever use.

So here's a fresh start, spring cleaning (if you're in the Northern Hemisphere) and time to toss out the clutter along with the winter buildup of dust and dog hair.