Love it. I found some money yesterday. Looking at the horrified faces of my family I knew it wasn’t theirs so quickly claimed it, but I have no memory of putting it in that ‘safe’ place. It was a wonderful discovery indeed. 🙂
Many years ago I was rummaging through the drawer where I kept the paid bills and correspondence. I opened an old telephone bill and there was a ten dollar note in it. A wonderful surprise because it was off pay week. 🙂
I didn't have my glasses on.... 
😀 And resolutions (and missions) of tidying up always meet an abrupt end at the joy of finding some interesting stuff from the pile of untidiness.
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it does indeed!
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Sooooo true!
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isn’t it though? )
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Hahahahahahaha what a great way of looking at it 😜😜😜
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no choice! )
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Oh WOW, do I ever have those constant re-discoveries!!
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me too )
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Now there’s positive spin!
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the only way to go here )
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lovely!
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))
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Absolutely – I’ve been known to disorganize simply to help find a solution. Great post Beth.
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same here, paul )
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I so relate to Pooh bear!
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i understand him perfectly )
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I can be so totally disorganised! 😊
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i think we all have our moments )
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That was from me …
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and me )
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I can never find what I’m looking for in my stack of paper, but do manage to find things I’ve forgotten about forever. 😀 😀
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it’s amazing, isn’t it? )
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Ah… winnie the pooh wisdom, So true 🙂
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it ’tis –
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🙂
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Perhaps I understand this post more than I should, but then Winnie the Poo is one of my favourite philosophers
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i understand and agree –
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Discovering things is a lot of fun Beth 🙂
Have a fantastic rest of Tuesday my sweet friend…
Andro xx
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it is, and thanks Sandro )
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A month doesn’t go by that my son is rooting through his room and says, “Oh, I was LOOKING for that! I thought I’d lost it.”
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exactly!
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Winnie the Pooh is right up there with Radar O’Reilly and Beaver Cleaver for words of wisdom.
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so true, eli )
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Love it. I found some money yesterday. Looking at the horrified faces of my family I knew it wasn’t theirs so quickly claimed it, but I have no memory of putting it in that ‘safe’ place. It was a wonderful discovery indeed. 🙂
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lucky!
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This is so true! Clutter hides the most exciting things!
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it does )
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Carry the two and find the dozen little slips of important notes I wrote and left for myself on my dresser I’m pretty sure … You got it, Beth!
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you’ve got life’s math right, mark )
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Your prodigious blogging tells me you’re at least slightly organized… though I could be wrong…
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i have my own system of organization, much of which the world sees as ‘disorganization’ but it works well for me )
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Many years ago I was rummaging through the drawer where I kept the paid bills and correspondence. I opened an old telephone bill and there was a ten dollar note in it. A wonderful surprise because it was off pay week. 🙂
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wonderful!
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so me! sharing!!
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me too, and thanks )
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This made me smile and nod. Have a wonderful weekend 🙂
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i’m so glad ) and you too –
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I love this, Beth. It’s so me.
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me too, judy –
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