Keeping Tidy

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Benjamin DaviesOP, 7 days ago·#2831

I struggle keeping my private spaces as tidy as I would like.

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Benjamin DaviesOP revised 7 days ago·#2840
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I think part of the problem is that I don’t have a dedicated final place where everything lives. I think creating and designating these spaces would go a long way, as I wouldn’t need to work out a place to put every item each time.

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Dennis Hackethal, 1 day ago·#3018

Maybe another way to state the same thing is that every object in a space should have a purpose. And that, once a purpose is defined for an object, the proper place for it falls out naturally from its purpose.

You (presumably) buy something to put in your home in order to solve some problem you couldn’t solve without it.