Over the course of our move, over the length of last weekend (and a bit beyond) we’ve been without internet access. I’ve been amazed at how irritating this is, and how dependent I’ve become on the web. I’ve written before about wanting to try some “drawing room evenings” – evenings where my husband and I [...]
Posts Tagged ‘moving’
Four days off the grid
Posted in Mostly about (pop) culture, Truly Miscallaneous, tagged blogging, India, internet, moving, off the grid, PBS on 6 April 2012 | Leave a Comment »
Declutter calendar (and a kicker from Thoreau)
Posted in How is it I have a category about clutter and cleaning??, tagged cleaning, clutter, declutter calendar, moving, spring cleaning, Thoreau on 24 March 2012 | 2 Comments »
Recently I’ve been doing a major clutter-clearing (see Spring Cleaning and Housecleaning with E.B. White for the full scoop). We’re moving, and I don’t want to waste time, energy, money or back-muscles by transporting things I don’t really want or need. Clearing all this clutter has been incredibly liberating, and I’ve been thinking about ways [...]
Spring cleaning
Posted in How is it I have a category about clutter and cleaning??, tagged Clear Your Clutter with Feng Shui, clutter, moving, spring cleaning, Thoreau on 15 March 2012 | 3 Comments »
So much for drawing room evenings — at least for a little while. Right now it’s all about stuff — getting rid of unwanted stuff, packing the stuff we want to keep, and trying to figure out where the kept stuff is going to go in our new place. (See Housecleaning with E.B. White for [...]
Housecleaning with E.B. White
Posted in How is it I have a category about clutter and cleaning??, tagged E.B. White, Essays of E.B. White, Goodbye to 48th Street, housecleaning, moving, plastic skull, reading, small circus tent on 3 March 2012 | 2 Comments »
I’m undertaking a major housecleaning — so major that house clearing is more like it. We’re moving. That’s the occasion for this purge. Ever since I left home for college I’ve been fairly nomadic. When I lived in New York I moved five times in six years. I got used to living light and I [...]