"Do not create an unnecessarily complicated and hard-to-maintain indexing system by photographing and indexing your table linens. "all dining room support items should find a home in the dining room, which means procuring dining room storage style furniture such as sideboards and breakfronts to house your formal china and table linens."
WTF?Īnd check out all this advice for organizing dining rooms, formal china and table linens! LMAO WHAT PLANET ARE YOU FROM I don't have a car, and even if I did I certainly wouldn't return borrowed items by randomly driving through someone's neighborhood and hanging them on their doorknobs. This way they are easy to hang on the doorknob of the owner’s home the next time you drive through that neighborhood." "Put borrowed items you need to return in a plastic bag in the front seat of the car. Limit your picture taking-your goal should be to document each year in only ten photos." "Six pictures from any vacation are more than enough. LOL no this is when I fail at making real food and instead just eat peanut butter out of the jar with a spoon. "there is no better motivation than hunger to inspire one to wash a dish!"
Anyway the tone is fun and there are some gems, but it's Very Opinionated and I was cracking up at some of the advice. I hoped this was going to be a little bit more "how to schedule your life" and less "how to organize physical stuff (assuming the physical stuff you have is the stuff of a 50s housewife)" but maybe that was my mistake.
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