gillpolack ([info]gillpolack) wrote,
@ 2008-05-12 16:40:00
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I've done eight of the labours of Hercules. I found the last of my tax and will post it tomorrow on the way to teaching. I've got one pile to go, but the worst is done. I've even done most of the work associated with most of the piles, *and* I've set up more space for holding cookbooks and maybe found a solution to my rug problem (not that I admitted I had a rug propblem, until I found a possible solution).

My lounge room still looks a bit burdened with paper, but I can't do anything else until after the teaching section of the week is over. I'm pretty sure that I've taken care of all the urgent stuff, though. This is just as well, given I didn't get to lunchtime until 3 pm and haven't so much as begun to tackle the problem of my kitchen yet. The problem of my kitchen is dirty dishes.

PS When I needed a break I bottled last year's medlar liqueur. This made just enough space in my library so that I can make and store more liqueur. This is entirely essential, because fresh medlars are coming my way very shortly. Very, very shortly. Pialligo Apples might have some left after I've bought half the crop - you'll have to ring and ask, though.



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[info]nyssa_p
2008-05-12 06:56 am UTC (link)
I rather like paper myself. My sister has a sign above her desk that says "A messy desk is the sign of a creative mind."

^_^ Something I live by. At the moment my couch is covered in papers to do with uni assignments, edited drafts of various writings and bills that I never seem to find until it's too late.

My other half doesn't approve, but meh, he has his own paper trail in his study. And components trail, I keep stepping on old bits of computer ram, hard drives and practise circuit boards ><

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[info]gillpolack
2008-05-12 01:45 pm UTC (link)
There must be a version of Hansel and Gretel where they discover their way home by the screwed up knobs of paper Hansel has littered the forest with.

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[info]eneit
2008-05-12 04:29 pm UTC (link)
you need a sign like the one Chris got me:

Dull women have immaculate homes

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[info]gillpolack
2008-05-13 02:45 am UTC (link)
Does the sign stop people moving things that need to stay in one place, though?

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[info]jo1967
2008-05-13 12:08 pm UTC (link)
My dad used to have a pool table that he covered with a sheet of plywood which he would then proceed to cover with those piles of paper you love... Whenever people would come over he would cover the whole thing with a bed sheet. It maintained both the piles and the privacy of his work.

PS. Based on Chris' sign I am an *extremely* interesting person *grin*.

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