Anonymous wrote:I don’t think I will ever get a handle on people who cannot manage laundry or figure out how to declutter or buy less.
How is this difficult? Are you also the people who cannot figure out which is the inner and outer loop of the Beltway?
Anonymous wrote:I can do laundry, wash dishes, vacuum, dust, mop.
I will never have an uncluttered house. We're 4 people in 1200 sq ft and a basement. Very little closet space. I would love a larger house but my husband has hoarding tendencies and I'm afraid he's just going to accumulate more stuff.
My house will never look like some of my friends' houses that are just... empty. Like staged photos of homes for sale. Where is their stuff???
Anonymous wrote:Oh, okay, you are my people. I thought this thread was going to be about major career and personal goals, which would be depressing.
I'm never going to have a functional desk space. I can make it functional for a few weeks and sit at my desk and work there for a while, but it will always wind up being buried in random notes and paperwork until I can't deal with it anymore, and revert to working on my laptop on the couch or in bed, and then restart the cycle again a few weeks later. And no, I'll never go paper free because I'm a writer and handwritten notes and printed out research are how I function and I'm too old to change that either.
Anonymous wrote:I don’t think I will ever get a handle on people who cannot manage laundry or figure out how to declutter or buy less.
How is this difficult? Are you also the people who cannot figure out which is the inner and outer loop of the Beltway?