Shelves, shelves and more shelves. Stuff needs to go somewhere and shelves work the best.
The first step is moving crap out. Don't look in my garage right now, its a messy staging area.
I should be able to tidy up a bunch of crap with these deep shelves.
Thats it for now. I went to work Tuesday and lost motivation. Maybe tonight I'll have more ambition to push on. The thing I have a problem with is getting rid of stuff. I know damn well if I throw it out I'll be looking for it in a week. That might be because I've brought it to light and am again aware of an items existence in my shop. Another thing I'm having trouble with is throwing out stuff that I've had a long time, even if its junk or something I don't use. One example is a small boom box I bought about 40 years ago while I was in basic training at Fort Benning. Its one of those dual cassette jobs with a cd player. I had some army income and bought something I'd had my eye on. I've kept it all these years and it just keeps getting shuffled around. The antenna seems to keep getting broken and I've fixed it a few times and to be honest I think that the fm receiver is the only thing that still works. I'm sure theres some deep psychological issues to be explored here but the bottom line is that there are some things I'm just not ready to throw out yet. I've got borderline hoarders syndrome, despite the fact that a cleaner work space makes me happy.
Oh the struggles of cleaning the shop.
Later.
Every year I threaten to clean all the crap out the workshop, but it usually just involves moving most of it from one side to the other. At least that way it's half clean!
ReplyDeleteOne of these years I'll actually throw a bunch of it away!
ReplyDeleteIt's about that time. Maybe next week......
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