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Soarin' Over Pgh

Soarin' Over Pgh

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Nemo14 said:
The worst part is having him around trying to "help" When I get in these moods, I'm the great "purger" and I just start throwing things away. He rescues them...


BTW, is there any reason that any household needs more than 3 paring knives? I've counted 12 so far, plus the ones that are so dull that they don't pare, they tear. :mad:
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Same. Problem. Here. Good god I cant throw anything out without someone dumpster diving (sorry and no offense, @PUSH ) and rescuing items from it.

I stick to my organizing- the key is- YOU... ***YOU*** have to put away all the groceries. No one can help. YOU have to do it. Otherwise, there's a jar of strawberry jam next to my pasta and the pasta sauce is in the bottom cabinet next to the pans I don't use and what's the point of life I hate everything

...I think what I'm trying to get it is... you gotta come up with your organizing ways and do it yourself to maintain. Men are impossible (sorry guys, but yall are) and will screw it all up given half a chance... hence my fridge, that was once neat and orderly, now the mayo is tucked into the back and the turkey bacon lives next to the eggs and between strawberries and lettuce. I have a mild anger outburst everytime I open the fridge. Next warm day, it's getting cleaned out entirely.

Sidenote, the dog LOVES when I clean the fridge out. I swear if she could tie a bib around her own neck, she would.

I need a drink after thinking about the fights over organization in my kitchen that've been had...
 
Nemo14

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Soarin' Over Pgh said:
Same. Problem. Here. Good god I cant throw anything out without someone dumpster diving (sorry and no offense, @PUSH ) and rescuing items from it.

I stick to my organizing- the key is- YOU... ***YOU*** have to put away all the groceries. No one can help. YOU have to do it. Otherwise, there's a jar of strawberry jam next to my pasta and the pasta sauce is in the bottom cabinet next to the pans I don't use and what's the point of life I hate everything

...I think what I'm trying to get it is... you gotta come up with your organizing ways and do it yourself to maintain. Men are impossible (sorry guys, but yall are) and will screw it all up given half a chance... hence my fridge, that was once neat and orderly, now the mayo is tucked into the back and the turkey bacon lives next to the eggs and between strawberries and lettuce. I have a mild anger outburst everytime I open the fridge. Next warm day, it's getting cleaned out entirely.

Sidenote, the dog LOVES when I clean the fridge out. I swear if she could tie a bib around her own neck, she would.

I need a drink after thinking about the fights over organization in my kitchen that've been had...
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I don't think all men are that way necessarily, and I plead guilty to not being organized 100% of the time. It's just when I get in a throwing-out mood, watch out!
 
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PUSH

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Soarin' Over Pgh said:
Same. Problem. Here. Good god I cant throw anything out without someone dumpster diving (sorry and no offense, @PUSH ) and rescuing items from it.

I stick to my organizing- the key is- YOU... ***YOU*** have to put away all the groceries. No one can help. YOU have to do it. Otherwise, there's a jar of strawberry jam next to my pasta and the pasta sauce is in the bottom cabinet next to the pans I don't use and what's the point of life I hate everything

...I think what I'm trying to get it is... you gotta come up with your organizing ways and do it yourself to maintain. Men are impossible (sorry guys, but yall are) and will screw it all up given half a chance... hence my fridge, that was once neat and orderly, now the mayo is tucked into the back and the turkey bacon lives next to the eggs and between strawberries and lettuce. I have a mild anger outburst everytime I open the fridge. Next warm day, it's getting cleaned out entirely.

Sidenote, the dog LOVES when I clean the fridge out. I swear if she could tie a bib around her own neck, she would.

I need a drink after thinking about the fights over organization in my kitchen that've been had...
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That's a stereotype. I'm actually the one in my house to organize everything. Everyone else doesn't appreciate it and just puts stuff wherever.
 
Zweiland

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Soarin' Over Pgh said:
Same. Problem. Here. Good god I cant throw anything out without someone dumpster diving (sorry and no offense, @PUSH ) and rescuing items from it.

I stick to my organizing- the key is- YOU... ***YOU*** have to put away all the groceries. No one can help. YOU have to do it. Otherwise, there's a jar of strawberry jam next to my pasta and the pasta sauce is in the bottom cabinet next to the pans I don't use and what's the point of life I hate everything

...I think what I'm trying to get it is... you gotta come up with your organizing ways and do it yourself to maintain. Men are impossible (sorry guys, but yall are) and will screw it all up given half a chance... hence my fridge, that was once neat and orderly, now the mayo is tucked into the back and the turkey bacon lives next to the eggs and between strawberries and lettuce. I have a mild anger outburst everytime I open the fridge. Next warm day, it's getting cleaned out entirely.

Sidenote, the dog LOVES when I clean the fridge out. I swear if she could tie a bib around her own neck, she would.

I need a drink after thinking about the fights over organization in my kitchen that've been had...
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I'm going to have to contradict this. My dad was (and is) always much more organized than my mom, and he was the one who often got in throwing-out moods.
 
Gabe1

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PUSH

PUSH

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I got done with a test in 15 minutes and not I'm waiting an hour until my next class at 11. I wish i could just start that and get going.

Also, I'm posting from my phone so sorry for obvious grammar errors. I hate posting this way.
 
MOXOMUMD

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Soarin' Over Pgh said:
Same. Problem. Here. Good god I cant throw anything out without someone dumpster diving (sorry and no offense, @PUSH ) and rescuing items from it.

I stick to my organizing- the key is- YOU... ***YOU*** have to put away all the groceries. No one can help. YOU have to do it. Otherwise, there's a jar of strawberry jam next to my pasta and the pasta sauce is in the bottom cabinet next to the pans I don't use and what's the point of life I hate everything

...I think what I'm trying to get it is... you gotta come up with your organizing ways and do it yourself to maintain. Men are impossible (sorry guys, but yall are) and will screw it all up given half a chance... hence my fridge, that was once neat and orderly, now the mayo is tucked into the back and the turkey bacon lives next to the eggs and between strawberries and lettuce. I have a mild anger outburst everytime I open the fridge. Next warm day, it's getting cleaned out entirely.

Sidenote, the dog LOVES when I clean the fridge out. I swear if she could tie a bib around her own neck, she would.

I need a drink after thinking about the fights over organization in my kitchen that've been had...
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My ex would have every shelf in the pantry, freezer and refrigerator organized in alphabetical order and by expiration date. No lie. Same in the bathroom with shampoos etc.
 
Gabe1

Gabe1

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Zweiland said:
I'm going to have to contradict this. My dad was (and is) always much more organized than my mom, and he was the one who often got in throwing-out moods.
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lol. My life. My DH is not as organized as he thinks he is. He too gets in throwing-out moods, generally everybody's stuff not his. He'll clean out the medicine cabinet, it looks great. Then on a humid day I'll find out that my Bead-Head isn't in there, $20 to go buy new one. He'll organize the garage, it looks great! I'll go into the kitchen and find piles of stuff moved from the garage to the house. He'll buy storage boxes to organize the storage room. He'll find space on shelves to put them on. Looks great. Evicted is the Easter and Summer baskets that were on the shelve, now laying on floor of storage room. My Dad is really great at throwing my Mom's stuff out too. In spring she will be missing planters, Shepard hooks. One year when my kids were small the wading pool and sandbox that were in garage rafters were gone.

I am only moderately organized however I plot when I rearrange where everything will go to when done. In my life I see men organize differently than women. My DD is the extreme, everything has a place and she was like that in her dorm too. My DS, well he has zero organizational skills and as an adult is shows up in his apartments and car.
 
Gabe1

Gabe1

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Nemo14 said:
My BIL is like that. And he keeps records of it all on a spreadsheet, so if you use a can of beans, he'll update the spreadsheet accordingly. Way too much time on his hands.
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MOXOMUMD said:
My ex would have every shelf in the pantry, freezer and refrigerator organized in alphabetical order and by expiration date. No lie. Same in the bathroom with shampoos etc.
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See I have a friend like that and even organizes his dress shirts by color and rotation from the cleaners. Nothing can upset in his order of objects. I find that more OCD than organized. He is a control freak at home and at work. Upset the system and he cannot let it go and he is very annoyed with whoever doesn't follow his system.
 
Soarin' Over Pgh

Soarin' Over Pgh

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Nemo14 said:
My BIL is like that. And he keeps records of it all on a spreadsheet, so if you use a can of beans, he'll update the spreadsheet accordingly. Way too much time on his hands.
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... LOL oh man.

Gabe1 said:
lol. My life. My DH is not as organized as he thinks he is. He too gets in throwing-out moods, generally everybody's stuff not his. He'll clean out the medicine cabinet, it looks great. Then on a humid day I'll find out that my Bead-Head isn't in there, $20 to go buy new one. He'll organize the garage, it looks great! I'll go into the kitchen and find piles of stuff moved from the garage to the house. He'll buy storage boxes to organize the storage room. He'll find space on shelves to put them on. Looks great. Evicted is the Easter and Summer baskets that were on the shelve, now laying on floor of storage room. My Dad is really great at throwing my Mom's stuff out too. In spring she will be missing planters, Shepard hooks. One year when my kids were small the wading pool and sandbox that were in garage rafters were gone.

I am only moderately organized however I plot when I rearrange where everything will go to when done. In my life I see men organize differently than women. My DD is the extreme, everything has a place and she was like that in her dorm too. My DS, well he has zero organizational skills and as an adult is shows up in his apartments and car.
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My roomie is very much like this. "Organizes" the bathroom- ie- cleans out the medicine cabinet without regard to my makeup (not inexpensive) or combs/brushes (also, not inexpensive) and replaces them with his huge line of medicine bottles, shaving kit, etc. My makeup will be put in a bag, on the towel rack. Nevermind that I use it everyday- sometimes twice a day... but that's how he 'organizes'.

I bought dog shampoo six times last year because when he 'cleans' the bathroom he hides the damn bottles so I can't find them. Instead of playing hide-n-seek with the shampoo bottles, I buy a new one. I recently found them, all lined up like ducks in a row- at the very back of the drawer under the sink, in a place only accessible if you're sitting on the floor with half your body under the sink. Yep.

What's everyone having for lunch? I think I ask this everyday.
 
Gabe1

Gabe1

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: o
He was born on a summer day, 1951
And with a slap of a hand, he had landed as an only son
His mother and father said what a lovely boy
We'll teach him what we learned, ah yes just what we learned
We'll dress him up warmly and we'll send him to school
It'll teach him how to fight to be nobody's fool

Love this song!


 
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