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Re: How would interior design, interior decorating experts deal with clutter, organizing clutter in

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2007-09-12, 3:25 am

On Sep 3, 12:57 am, Evi <evi.h...@gmail.com> wrote:
> On Jul 11, 1:05 am, thesak <don.sak...@gmail.com> wrote:
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> Dear Thesak, I will never forget when the "lightbulb" came on for me
> and my clutter dysfunction. My first lesson was from Ann Landers. She
> wrote, " A place for everything and everything in it's place." You
> have to promise yourself that when you find that place for that item
> you will not deviate from placing - whatever it is - back in that
> "place" when you are done with it. I'm going to granny preach to
> you...Messiness is caused by the following...
> 1. You were not taught to keep your room clean
> 2. Your personality
> 3. You are lazy and don't care
> 4. You just don't know how to get started or where to start
> 5. Everyone around you is a slob and you're sick of cleaning up after
> them
>
> I will be happy to help you out if you want help. And I promise not to
> turn you into an obsessive compulsive neat freak! I am organized only
> because I am a sanguine talking, hyper babbling idiot, who had ten
> projects going at once and never finished one. I taught myself to slow
> down and organize to make sense of my chaotic life. It's working. Hope
> to hear from you, sincerely, Evi from Mesa Arizona

Lamp shades or lights always add a cozy look to a bedroom. Arrange it
beside the bed to allow some reading time before sleeping. To replace
lamp shades, you can use another set of bulbs for dim light in your
room so that you ca easily shift to them when you don't need the
bright light of the other light.

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