The Bachelor Spring Cleaning Chart

I've been going through a phase of insomnia since last Thursday, due to a mixed bag of reasons. I have brainstorming, with the help of Pinterest, to blame for last night's round of it. I don't know why I've been so geared to start my "spring" cleaning so early, but I did. It's something I'm usually a consummate procrastinator for doing as such. Perhaps it was due to the past few months of aching for change for the better, or a prompt from the last couple times of having avalanches of junk from top shelves falling on me when I've opened closets. Whatever the case, I welcome having now the health, energy, and motivation to commit to such a task. You'd think that making room and carting away trash would help set my mind toward a peaceful ease. However, that hasn't been happening. Instead, I've been setting my brain on fire with wild ideas, and researching ways to repurpose and reorganize space and objects after I've cleared away and purged all the surplus detritus.

This time around hasn't been as overwhelming and frustrating though. I fashioned a bit more of a sounder system for conquering clutter. For my own benefit, I've listed some common sense things to remember that greatly simplified things. Since it is very process oriented that goes through some repetitive loops, I decided to make this a flowchart, and take advantage of using a learning moment on how to create such things. To see the flowchart better, use the "Ctrl and +" keys to zoom in, and "Ctrl and - (minus)" to zoom out again.

  

Or, I could scrap all this and call the new Maids in Lingerie service, that has recently established itself here (or so I've heard)