CLEAN LIVING
I have developed an hypothesis in regards to busy-ness and the way your house or apartment appears --
* If you have cloths that are draped on your couch or chairs instead of in your closest or in your dresser drawer, then you are probably too busy.
* If the cap of your toothpaste and/or mouthwash has a tendency to not get screwed back on, then you maybe too busy.
* If you have pairs of shoes in each room of your place and they aren't neatly organized, you might be too busy.
* If you have a poster that you got three months ago still rolled up instead of on your wall, then you maybe too busy.
* If your kitchen table is used for something besides eating like a collecting location for your mail, iPod and other assortments of gadgets, you might be too busy.
Of course, you may just be lazy too.
* If you have cloths that are draped on your couch or chairs instead of in your closest or in your dresser drawer, then you are probably too busy.
* If the cap of your toothpaste and/or mouthwash has a tendency to not get screwed back on, then you maybe too busy.
* If you have pairs of shoes in each room of your place and they aren't neatly organized, you might be too busy.
* If you have a poster that you got three months ago still rolled up instead of on your wall, then you maybe too busy.
* If your kitchen table is used for something besides eating like a collecting location for your mail, iPod and other assortments of gadgets, you might be too busy.
Of course, you may just be lazy too.
posted by Stephen Hinkel at
9:23 AM
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