Reorganizing the back of the utility trailer was brutal hard work and, of course, I waited too long to get started and it was HOT.
-
Reorganizing the back of the utility trailer was brutal hard work and, of course, I waited too long to get started and it was HOT. But the job is done and everything that needs to go back there is secure — except the 2x4 folding table, camp chair, and portable solar panel I'm using. #RoadTrip #RVing
-
Reorganizing the back of the utility trailer was brutal hard work and, of course, I waited too long to get started and it was HOT. But the job is done and everything that needs to go back there is secure — except the 2x4 folding table, camp chair, and portable solar panel I'm using. #RoadTrip #RVing
@mlanger
Organization is such a nuisance to get started, but so satisfying, once it's done!! I managed to make it through my closets, storage room, and under my bed storage over the last month. There are still a number of areas to clear up, but at least they are areas that I previously organized to my satisfaction. My camping gear is one thing that I've kept meticulously organized for many years, so I can pretty much grab and go, when the chance to go camping arises. -
R AodeRelay shared this topic
-
@mlanger
Organization is such a nuisance to get started, but so satisfying, once it's done!! I managed to make it through my closets, storage room, and under my bed storage over the last month. There are still a number of areas to clear up, but at least they are areas that I previously organized to my satisfaction. My camping gear is one thing that I've kept meticulously organized for many years, so I can pretty much grab and go, when the chance to go camping arises.@EllenInEdmonton I've got a big organization job to do when I get home. I'd like to get rid of about half the stuff in my garage. There will be a lot of throwing away and there will be a lot of giving away on craigslist and there will be a lot of selling on Facebook marketplace (I've got a neighbor who will do that for me). I think I'm going to do it little by little, probably two hours a day until it's done. That's the plan right now, anyway. I'll use a timer.
