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  1. Heidi M
    Heidi M at |

    I’ve been working through the chaos of my photo files from 2010 to 2013 . I CAN NOT believe the mess. What was I thinking just dumping them in like that? And then to transfer the mess to a bigger EHD? Mess x2.
    Having the kitchen timer show the remaining minutes is a big help when the retired husband is nagging: ” How much longer …?”
    Do not Disturb.
    Heidi

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  2. Carol Perehudoff
    Carol Perehudoff at |

    Okay, you’ve inspired me to clean my desk.

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  3. Laurie
    Laurie at |

    Love the way you write, as always… absolutely aspirational alliteration, darling. We have been trying out this new tiny-bite methodology with exercise, housecleaning, chores, etc. and it seems to be going quite well. However, the great big box (12″ x 24″ x 14″) lurking right behind me in the office has indeed fended me off with a good flexing bulge. Will I ever get the nerve?

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  4. Dee Dee
    Dee Dee at |

    I think I’ll use my 14 minutes a day to read more of your well written, amusing and helpful articles! …unless, the meditation article you posted takes precedence. Of course, I could meditate on any number of your past topics…like Dance Lessons in Life (to name a favorite). Thank you for putting it out there!

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  5. gwen
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    Great tips, as always! I think the hardest part is starting! I like the analogy of “eating an elephant.” Where do you start? Start with one bite. Then another. IF you think about how BIG that elephant is, you won’t even take one bite! Seems hopeless, right? But one bite after another, you’ll finish.

    We are in the process of downsizing so this is such good advice. We say there isn’t enough time in the day, but yet, I find hours a day to sit and watch TV. Pull out that drawer and put it on the floor in front of the TV if you must– bit by bit, we’re getting there, too. !

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