We have a joke about yurt living - "We don't just throw things in the corner!"
Except moving a house, albeit a small one, into a yurt makes for a great big mess. For way too long now, we have had piles, heaps, mountains, stacks, and (Patrick's favorite) inverted pyramids of STUFF all over the place. We needed to find homes within our home for all the things we hauled up here with us. On Sunday we did just that. Books lined up on the right shelves, art supplies alighted at an accessible height, dishes created a lovely rainbow in the cupboard, cardboard boxes collapsed and trooped off to be recycled.
Isidore was delighted to become reacquainted with a wide expanse of floor. He has decided to take on the chore of cleaning it each evening so that he can continue to enjoy after-dinner sock skating.
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So many of us have so much crap. I think using the floor to sock skate is a much better use of floor space than stacking all of our stuff. Anyone reading this comment if you feel like you have too much, and likely you do, take 20 minutes a week to find some things to donate and to toss. We could all do with a little sock skating or whatever in a cleared out space.
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