Clean office

[ksmith]

...well, if you ignore the dust atop the file cabinet and the double-stacked bookshelves. Which you can't see anyway so forget I mentioned them.



The driver for yesterday's clean-up was the reinstallation of the repaired router (the little white box on the viewer's left side of the desk). The last time the desk was this clean was when I installed a new UPS. By the time that adventure ended, I had washed the floor and baseboards behind the desk.

The big blue thing is King's orthopedic bed, which takes up most of the available floor space.

Comments

[bevhale.livejournal.com]

Wowser!! You do know that this way lies madness, don't you? You clean one corner and then next thing you know you wind up cleaning the room. And then the stuff you can see from the door of the clean room requires you to clean that. And then you wind up cleaning everything attached. (or is it just me? Sometimes don't love being sort of OCD). Anyway, step away from the cleaning products. Go play with King and Gaby.

[kristine-smith.livejournal.com]

It does tend to snowball. And I do like it that organized, because I feel in more control of my environment that way. But I don't have time to finish the office, much less dig into the other rooms, until Spring. I want to be able to open the windows wide and breathe that lovely, allergen-laden air. I want to be able to clean the windows.

[bevhale.livejournal.com]

I do know what you mean. I love making order out of the chaos. And come Spring, I'll want to redo the backyard as Dog of Destruction has made it look much like a war zone. But right now, I'm just trying to put my house into enough order that I don't twitch when I look around.

I love Spring, even if I'm terribly allergic to it.