A Twist of Things to Come

I realized that most of my reaction was just because of the drastic changes in our short term plans. The toy sort (at least of the toys we're getting rid of) needs to be done in order to sell the toys properly, without bits and pieces everywhere.

I've sorted the linen, and will finish the first phase of toy sorting today (keep/sell). Maybe more if we can manage it. Then I'll get rid of old board games that we either have several of or the boys have outgrown (Blue's Clues? OMG Were they ever that young?).

Old Halloween candy buckets and excess Easter baskets will get out there, too. Plus a bunch of stuff from storage.

It's doable. Exhausting to contemplate, but doable.

Pictures of my gorgeous, clean kitchen behind the cut.






It's not a masterpiece if interior design, but it is clean and I know where everything is. Doing this to the rest of the house is my real goal. The YArd Sale is just a means to that end.

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Big Boy turned in his video yesterday -- I hope the teacher likes it as much as I do.

Here's a link to the post I made over the weekend with the video embedded:

http://asatomuraki.livejournal.com/333633.html

That posr is friendslocked just because I'm crazy protective my chilluns. ;)