Clothes cleanup
March 24th, 2007
The top shelf in our closet is what I would call layers of clothes sediment (varves for you geologists) deposited over the course of many years. Rarely do we delve into the bottom layers for something to wear, mostly we skim the top layer and replace it fresh as it is used. Today that all changed. Systematically looking at what we had and grouping into useable categories and parting with those items that might borderline fit (if we were still twenty), never really got worn (anyone want to support Pitbull Software) or were slightly outdated (Hypercolor still works after being in the dryer 30 times right?) We ended up with a much cleaner inventory of what we have that is more practical to wear and that notably expanded to take up all our clothes space even though six garbage bags of clothes got taken to goodwill. Something we should do once a year I think.
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