Do you remember that one of my goals was to keep my desk cleared off this year? Remember how piles of clutter disrupt my mental and emotional equilibrium and over-all sense of well-being? It's here, and here. My desk is, obviously, a trouble spot for me.
Ugh.
Here's what's on my desk this morning that doesn't belong here:
- Lists #2 and #3 of items that I will need to compose 72-hour kits for my family. This means list #1 is missing.
- 1 giant box of baby wipes
- 1 Michael's coupon
- 1 pink comb
- a roll of double-sided tape
- a box cutter
- 3 recipes that I printed off the internet
- my Primary binder
- the water bill
- 2 Walmart receipts
- two 1-cent euro coins
- one 3-cent euro coin
- one 5-cent euro coin
- 1 rubber band
- 1 packet of fairy portraits
- 1 gas card bill
- 1 mortgage statement
- 1 wedding announcement
- 1 scrap of paper with an important phone number/address scribbled on it
- 1 receipt from an internet order of sewing supplies
- 1 empty 3-ring binder
- another recipe
- 8 pages that I photocopied of handwritten notes I took during training meetings
- 1 blank sheet of cardstock
- 1 printed out email
- 1 family home storage center order form
- 5 pages of receipt/rebate info for the new cell phones I ordered over the weekend
- 18 empty page protectors
- 1 Fire Safety merit badge workbook (Am I the only one who finds this ironic?)
- 2 bank statements
- 1 check re-order form (Uh, hello. I might want to take that over to the bank today. It might be important.)
- 2 church bulletins from 2 different weeks (which may give you an idea how long my desk has been cluttered)
- 1 velcro-strap thingy to hold electronics' cords together
- 1 freebie mass-mail magazine that lists all of some unknown person's best-picks for home service providers
- another gas card bill
- 1 plastic packet of some metal pins that hold bookcase shelves up
- a bobby pin
- a Student Diet Modification Form that I should probably fill out and return to my Little Friends's school
- a Home Depot pre-approved credit card offer
- Mr. Dub's YMCA key chain tag
- some dust
- something sticky that's been smeared.
The sweet, peaceful after:
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