Michelle, not tackling a mountain, although it
actually was. I was dismantling a mountain.
I am a "pack rat" and have a huge area in our
room to "store" stuff. So, this first picture shows
the mountain(since last year in May).
There is a large dining table in there. I started in
the center underneath(not sure why, but it was a
start). And then in the center on top.
I then cleared the whole left side of the table off.
And on Wednesday I got all of it cleared off and
out from under it too. Then I got the table taken
apart myself(NOT easy!!) cuz' it's very heavy-I
think it's oak.
Then I replaced it with a different table and have
since rebuilt the mountain. ;)
Everything from the center to the left end of the
Everything from the center to the left end of the
table, plus those boxes with the Christmas trees
on the left is all tatting, or for tatting. ;)
The stuff in the front has to be gone through and
most has to be gotten rid of. I am pleased with
that, but....I just had to go get a bunch of stuff
from a friend's house who just got put into a
nursing home permanently and I now have to
figure out where to put it all.
So...there is my explanation of dismantling a
mountain.
Have a wonderful day!!! :)
9 comments:
WOW!!! I understand! Congratulations for tackling this!!!
I have one of those you can come over and help me when your done😀
I would help, but my hubby is already complaining about all the stuff we just inherited after I got this much re-organized. ;)
I understand, my mountain actually is hidden but I've got one, too, and always wonder why it's so difficult to get rid of things...
Ah! We are kindred spirits!
I have a mountain I’m avoiding tackling too.
I think I can add a similar pile, I have a hubby who has no idea what I have hidden under the beds
Wow!!!! It's nice to know that I am not the only person with a "mountain"!!!
My hubby wanted me to tell you all that he wants to get together with your hubbies and start a group "Men Against Mountains"(of course he is just teasing). ;)
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