Comments on: Detritus http://ytwd.net/diary/2008/03/27/detritus/ Thu, 08 Sep 2011 21:12:26 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.0 By: Tiffy http://ytwd.net/diary/2008/03/27/detritus/comment-page-1/#comment-27321 Tiffy Thu, 27 Mar 2008 19:07:46 +0000 http://ytwd.net/diary/2008/03/27/detritus/#comment-27321 CeCe can you BE anymore adorable? My gosh! I loved your post and your comment! Your use of 'hebejeebes' literally made me laugh out loud. It's been awhile since I've heard that term :-) And I think I have a understanding of your 'conflict' in dealing with two radically different environments. Kinda like those dudes in Russia who come barreling out of the sauna so they can jump into a frozen lake. I get that and I get what you're saying in this post. Living in LA can't help much with the materialism thing either - it has to be the capital of that. If I had any issue it would be with Mr. Walsh. EVERYDAY with the garbage bags? How long is any rational person gonna keep that up? I took a gander at his site, you know what he sells there? STORAGE BOXES lmfao! Along with a system where you know Aunt Martha's photograph is located in box 28dhs9-D in the northwest corner of the crawlspace. I use a Mac program called 'Delicious Library' to keep track of my books, CDs, movies and games - I'm not exactly keeping up with that too much and it's easy to use. After awhile you find you're a slave to the cataloging and uh settle down. In all honesty I think Mr. Walsh can learn a thing or two from that lady. If she can cram what took 10,000 sq ft into 3,200 sq ft then he should delve a bit into her storage system. The most practical advice I ever took away from one of these organizer/cleaning folk was pick a closet or a room - AND THAT'S IT. When your done with that closet give Celina a call and celebrate, and a few hours later pick another closet. Otherwise Tiffy's ADD will kick in and I'm all over the place and none of it gets done, just a lot of little. Our call? heh ::blush!:: Boys this little VIXEN teased me and tortured me and ultimately took such very good care of her Tiffers that you really should stop reading for a bit and give her a call. In fact I'm going to make that my comment for her five star niteflirt rating. ::soft smile:: You know I'm a smitten kitten CeCe xoxo CeCe can you BE anymore adorable? My gosh! I loved your post and your comment! Your use of ‘hebejeebes’ literally made me laugh out loud. It’s been awhile since I’ve heard that term :-) And I think I have a understanding of your ‘conflict’ in dealing with two radically different environments. Kinda like those dudes in Russia who come barreling out of the sauna so they can jump into a frozen lake. I get that and I get what you’re saying in this post. Living in LA can’t help much with the materialism thing either – it has to be the capital of that.

If I had any issue it would be with Mr. Walsh. EVERYDAY with the garbage bags? How long is any rational person gonna keep that up? I took a gander at his site, you know what he sells there? STORAGE BOXES lmfao! Along with a system where you know Aunt Martha’s photograph is located in box 28dhs9-D in the northwest corner of the crawlspace. I use a Mac program called ‘Delicious Library’ to keep track of my books, CDs, movies and games – I’m not exactly keeping up with that too much and it’s easy to use. After awhile you find you’re a slave to the cataloging and uh settle down. In all honesty I think Mr. Walsh can learn a thing or two from that lady. If she can cram what took 10,000 sq ft into 3,200 sq ft then he should delve a bit into her storage system. The most practical advice I ever took away from one of these organizer/cleaning folk was pick a closet or a room – AND THAT’S IT. When your done with that closet give Celina a call and celebrate, and a few hours later pick another closet. Otherwise Tiffy’s ADD will kick in and I’m all over the place and none of it gets done, just a lot of little.

Our call? heh ::blush!:: Boys this little VIXEN teased me and tortured me and ultimately took such very good care of her Tiffers that you really should stop reading for a bit and give her a call. In fact I’m going to make that my comment for her five star niteflirt rating.

::soft smile:: You know I’m a smitten kitten CeCe xoxo

]]> By: CeCe http://ytwd.net/diary/2008/03/27/detritus/comment-page-1/#comment-27297 CeCe Thu, 27 Mar 2008 13:53:20 +0000 http://ytwd.net/diary/2008/03/27/detritus/#comment-27297 LOL! Well - I guess when I asked it was sort of an innocent little question, Tiffers. lol. I know that everyone has "clutter". Even my most anal organized NEAT friend has some compulsive hoarding tendencies - he's just so neat about it that no one really notices. My mom would do this spring cleaning every year, too. I guess that's why the term is stuck in my head. But my parents (my "Real" Parents) are really thrifty people and "clutter" just doesn't exist for them. They have never bought anything they don't immediately use and my mother has always been a fan of thrift shops - which for me was embarrassing to the max. Now I'm on the other extreme it seems and my "parents" now are - hey - I want it - let's buy it. Their whole philosophy is if there isn't a place for it - one must build more rooms - or areas - for more of the "stuff". So you know the conflict this causes me - right? :) I'm extremely protective of my stuff and have slight tendencies to hoard - but I also feel EXTREME guilt over just "wanting" something when I have something that is "perfectly ok" to use until I'm 90. So please - please don't take my post as being confrontational - or critical at all, Tiffy. Come on! Join me (hands you a bag) it feels really good! Especially when you can't smoke - what could be better, I ask you?! (besides the obvious.) Thanks so much for the call last night Tiffy. I'll try to jump on line as soon as I get back from my date with my biology teacher (lol!) Attack that pencil drawer while you wait if you get too restless. xoxo = <i>CeCe</i> LOL! Well – I guess when I asked it was sort of an innocent little question, Tiffers. lol. I know that everyone has “clutter”. Even my most anal organized NEAT friend has some compulsive hoarding tendencies – he’s just so neat about it that no one really notices. My mom would do this spring cleaning every year, too. I guess that’s why the term is stuck in my head. But my parents (my “Real” Parents) are really thrifty people and “clutter” just doesn’t exist for them. They have never bought anything they don’t immediately use and my mother has always been a fan of thrift shops – which for me was embarrassing to the max. Now I’m on the other extreme it seems and my “parents” now are – hey – I want it – let’s buy it. Their whole philosophy is if there isn’t a place for it – one must build more rooms – or areas – for more of the “stuff”. So you know the conflict this causes me – right? :) I’m extremely protective of my stuff and have slight tendencies to hoard – but I also feel EXTREME guilt over just “wanting” something when I have something that is “perfectly ok” to use until I’m 90.

So please – please don’t take my post as being confrontational – or critical at all, Tiffy. Come on! Join me (hands you a bag) it feels really good! Especially when you can’t smoke – what could be better, I ask you?! (besides the obvious.)

Thanks so much for the call last night Tiffy. I’ll try to jump on line as soon as I get back from my date with my biology teacher (lol!) Attack that pencil drawer while you wait if you get too restless.

xoxo = CeCe

]]> By: Tiffy http://ytwd.net/diary/2008/03/27/detritus/comment-page-1/#comment-27291 Tiffy Thu, 27 Mar 2008 13:26:35 +0000 http://ytwd.net/diary/2008/03/27/detritus/#comment-27291 After CeCe cluttered up my tummy with copious amounts of... forget it. Anyway we were pillow talking and she was gabbing about this Oprah show when suddenly she pauses, "Do you have clutter Tiffy?" And you know instinctively (maybe it's in the tone) this is one of those 'deal breaker' questions and lying just under the still waters of the query is, "Because if you do I doubt if I'll ever be able to look at your black mold covered ass the same way again." I know you readers wont listen but never EVER lie when one of those questions is lofted your way. It will lead to serious trouble. Instead defend your clutter and your right to have it. You earned it after all and it's a part of you. So what if you have 95 rolls of wrapping paper somewhere in the house, come the apocalypse you'll be prepared for Christmas! It is a much better path than the cluttered lie of having to pretend you're something you're not. ::shrug:: Do I have clutter? No. Am I Felix Unger? No. Going through your crap once a year use to be called 'spring cleaning' and I habitually partake in it. Stumbling daily through the house with two garbage bags in my hand on a quest to root out the evil that is clutter I call... obsessive compulsive. Howard Hughes went that route, but then again he could afford it. PS: Dibs on the refuse from your undies drawer, I'll take that clutter off your hands any day! :-) After CeCe cluttered up my tummy with copious amounts of… forget it.

Anyway we were pillow talking and she was gabbing about this Oprah show when suddenly she pauses, “Do you have clutter Tiffy?” And you know instinctively (maybe it’s in the tone) this is one of those ‘deal breaker’ questions and lying just under the still waters of the query is, “Because if you do I doubt if I’ll ever be able to look at your black mold covered ass the same way again.”

I know you readers wont listen but never EVER lie when one of those questions is lofted your way. It will lead to serious trouble. Instead defend your clutter and your right to have it. You earned it after all and it’s a part of you. So what if you have 95 rolls of wrapping paper somewhere in the house, come the apocalypse you’ll be prepared for Christmas! It is a much better path than the cluttered lie of having to pretend you’re something you’re not. ::shrug::

Do I have clutter? No. Am I Felix Unger? No.

Going through your crap once a year use to be called ‘spring cleaning’ and I habitually partake in it. Stumbling daily through the house with two garbage bags in my hand on a quest to root out the evil that is clutter I call… obsessive compulsive. Howard Hughes went that route, but then again he could afford it.

PS: Dibs on the refuse from your undies drawer, I’ll take that clutter off your hands any day! :-)

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