![[community profile]](https://www.dreamwidth.org/img/silk/identity/community.png){kind=small}
Mid-week uncluttering
Feb. 7th, 2018 07:45 pm![[personal profile]](https://www.dreamwidth.org/img/silk/identity/user.png){kind=small}
fred_mouseHow goes the uncluttering?
Despite rather a lot of chaos in my general life, I've managed a bit of uncluttering. I have found a home (the ballet school my kids go to) for the rubber mats that used to be under the games room rug (the rug is long gone, but the kids kept practicing on the mats), and they will head off as soon as I remember when I'm heading to the dance school. I've also discovered that one of the local university libraries is missing various SF magazines that they would like to have which I have collecting dust, so a friend is asking questions of the appropriate librarian(s). It is possible that I'll be able to rehome rather a number of rare publications that I'd rather not just throw out, where interested researchers will be able to access them. I'm quite excited about this possibility!
Plus, the kids have managed to find more things to add to the ever growing pile in the front hall. There is still no opportunity in sight to offload any of these items, but I have hopes that there might be a short window on Saturday in which someone might be able to run the necessary errands to at least get rid of some of it.
Despite rather a lot of chaos in my general life, I've managed a bit of uncluttering. I have found a home (the ballet school my kids go to) for the rubber mats that used to be under the games room rug (the rug is long gone, but the kids kept practicing on the mats), and they will head off as soon as I remember when I'm heading to the dance school. I've also discovered that one of the local university libraries is missing various SF magazines that they would like to have which I have collecting dust, so a friend is asking questions of the appropriate librarian(s). It is possible that I'll be able to rehome rather a number of rare publications that I'd rather not just throw out, where interested researchers will be able to access them. I'm quite excited about this possibility!
Plus, the kids have managed to find more things to add to the ever growing pile in the front hall. There is still no opportunity in sight to offload any of these items, but I have hopes that there might be a short window on Saturday in which someone might be able to run the necessary errands to at least get rid of some of it.
