all,
Earlier I was in Walgreen's. A woman-- definitely elderly--wearing white nurse-like shoes and blue pants, stood in the first aisle before she began her shopping experience. She had white hair to match the shoes. She was intently and dedicatedly looking over a Walgreen's coupon book. She looked like she wanted to get the most out of that coupon book.
I was a little shocked that anyone would spend that much time looking at a coupon book once they are at the store. After strict meditation while perusing the stationary aisle, I was impressed by the coupon lady. She was prepared, damn it. Everyone should smartly save like her.
I am pondering that I need some organization help. I need a "Clutter-buster" to come to my house. I have an odd array of items I have saved for a long time. These include, but are not limited to, receipts, "To-do" lists from three years ago, and nail polish that has turned into two layers. Maybe I will raffle them off. I feel like a mini-hoarder.
I have a habit of saving tiny pieces of paper that I have written things on. I need Rachael Ray or Martha Stewart to help me. How do you get the knack for great organization?
The End.
Alice
Simply, n.d.h.
Random Photo of the day: I recently attended the Big D Marathon in Dallas. It was April 15.
At the start, a girl next to me was wearing knee socks, or running leg warmers, whatever you want to call them. She was super perky, and singing "Somebody That I Used To Know" by Gotye, really loudly. She was so annoying that I had to take her picture.
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