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Nikon D700 + Nikkor 35-70mm.

Desk, post decluttering. Note that I didn't manage to declutter the cat (though he's done some crash decluttering himself from time to time).

With a move to a new building looming in work we've been encouraging people to declutter and shift as much crap as they can from out of their cupboards.

 

This has yielded some unexpected gems, particularly in the discovery of very old technology.

 

One such item was this beauty which looks barely used. It's a Sony Mavica FD series digital camera. Guess what the FD stands for? Yes, as well as using those new fangled Sony memory sticks it also accepted 3.5 inch HD floppies into its built in floppy disk drive.

 

Maybe this tech passed me by, but until I saw this I had no idea such beasts existed...

Lots and lots of it. This is not even all of it. I have so many more boxes to go through! I want to find loving homes for everything. And, yes, I am charging shipping and such. Some stuff here will be tossed in as freebies with other purchases. I'll have a full list and mini site for it all later.

 

feel free to email declutter@jenncutter.com if there's something you want to make an offer on right now.

I bought this Sept 16, 1996. I am selling it on ebay.. to declutter.. I have owned this for a crazy long time.. as weird as crystal pepsi

Nikon D700 + Nikkor 35-70mm.

ADD & paper clutter seem to go hand in hand and I've been buried under it for a long time. Every time we sit down to eat at the dinner table, we have to push some papers off to one side, or take one pile and put it on top of another pile, or move a pile (or two) from the table to some other place that it will clutter up. No, I'm not proud of this. I hate it. It is very stressful. But every time I try to put some sort of organization in place, it seems to fail. I got cube organizers with fabric bins and that helped A LOT because a lot of the stuff that built up "To File" could just get slipped into a cubbie. It wasn't perfect, but it was a major improvement. The problem is that we just have so much paper coming into the house that really needed to be organized in some logical & safe way (like financial stuff) or the boy's schoolwork (I want to keep samples to document his progress) or artwork that I really want to keep.

 

I spent a LONG time going through piles today. Lots of scanning. Lots of throwing out. Lots of shredding. I'm not done. Once I've tackled all the visible paper clutter there are those fabric bins and desk drawers and file folders. But damn, it's almost like I can breath again. And that feels really good.

Total throwaway photo -- I didn't use the tripod, didn't adjust lighting, didn't declutter or move tables, etc -- but what say you about including this type of shot in the MLS?

 

1) Yes, it shows those big-ass windows and makes the house seem roomy!

 

2) No, OMFG it looks like serial killers will murder you while you watch TV, plus scary red well, plus NO.

The new location for the table which serves as a desk and a dining table. It has leaves that pull out to make it twice the size. Also the bookcase I need to declutter and replace.

I'll print up a list later when I add the carts. See anything you like? email an offer to declutter@jenncutter.com The games are NTSC except for a couple of Japanese imports.

declutter'd

 

Revisiting one of the locations I scouted last night. One of the oddities of so regularly shooting in this style is that a lot of the clothes and such that are in the shots actually don't show up. The coat that Victoria is wearing in this is, frankly, awesome. Still, gotta love the end result.

 

Strobist: a 430 in 1/2" grid @ 1/8th camera right, near, about 5 feet away. A second 430 @ 1/16th, bare on the ground camera right, far, to provide some depth and ground texture. Triggered via a 580 set to nul.

The desk after my declutter session today.

Although two things (well, three if we're being picky) on it are mine. Guess which?

vintage porcelain teacup. . .purging some vintage goodies in a new etsy shop called wolfiedigs. It's not a new venture or direction, just a way to declutter the house a bit (I hope!)

photo by jh #joshhimages

www.organizingbuddy.com - these are my shoes in shoe-boxes. i made a picture of the shoe, then printed the pics out, cut, and labeled them. easy, fast, cheap, and it fits into any angle.

 

i actually created a template for this, so the pictures of the shoes just easily can be inserted into it. if someone would like to have the template, i would happily email it. just drop me an email on info@organizingbuddy.com

 

or you can contact me just by clicking here:

www.organizingbuddy.com/feedback.html

  

Nikon D700 + Nikkor 35-to 70mm.

I bought 4 Panama embroideries 20 years ago, put them in standard oak frames (which I'm going to spray black), and hung them with fishing line which disappears to the eye. A friend customized hooks so I can slip them under the acoustic ceiling tiles and move artwork around. (He bent British art hooks formerly shaped like an S for wood picture moldings in old British houses. Thanks, Idaho.)

A Victorian inspired swimming costume for Snuffle. Complete with bathing cap and trunks.

 

Made as part of the KAL on Fuzzy Mitten Toys forum.

Started as part of my DeClutter Session in July.

wish i'd unplugged the dehumidifier n moved the soap to declutter a bit… but it's real life :)

Raisin bread, Nutella, and banana....yummy!

I did a little work on my 365 Declutter Challenge. I have some items in the donation box, and I organized a spot for the K-cups in the pantry.

Amazed at the amount of clutter that gathers from year to year.

  

Created with fd's Flickr Toys

Nikon D700 + Nikkor 35-70mm.

I am in Niagara and have been for a bit. I've been tending to my mom's home during the first four days here (redecorating the dining and living rooms, patching up and helping to declutter.) The work I promised to tackle is done and now we are set to unwind, visit, and take the boys around to places we knew when we were kids. I took my sons to Fort George National Historic Park in NotL yesterday as a start on my search to meet the challenge posed to me during my Get Pushed assignment. Fort George is significant as a point of conflict in the War of 1812, know as the Napoleonic Wars in the rest of the world, wherein the US failed in its one and only attempt to to put its doctrine of "manifest destiny" into practice into effect over British North America.

 

More on Fort George can be found here:

 

en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Fort_George,_Ontario

 

More on the War of 1812 can be found here:

 

en.wikipedia.org/wiki/War_of_1812

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