Old Man Roger
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I didn’t mean to imply you shouldn’t do any work on any of your projects, what I meant was no bringing in more material, supplies, and tools for new projects.
Between 705 & 1200 SQ/FT Breaking out of my self-imposed prison
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Workspaces between 705 and 1200 squarefeet.
OccupantRJ
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I consider that a win/win. Using up materials on hand to create organization is one of the methods I also use. It seems slow visually, but it adds up over time.
slim_grim
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Excellent. It's gonna be very rewarding to have the space cleaned up.
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a57belair2
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Oh for sure, the temptation for more tools is a hard one!I didn’t mean to imply you shouldn’t do any work on any of your projects, what I meant was no bringing in more material, supplies, and tools for new projects.
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a57belair2
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Good news, the boxes are gone! Feels great to get rid of them.Can we now assume that you held to your commitment and got rid of all the furniture boxes when their time was up?
OccupantRJ
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Bravo, my man! Another mouse bite toward eating the elephant! I just returned from dropping off a 8” flatted stack of Amazon boxes myself. I combined the trip with a grocery run and picking up a restock of Awesome spray cleaner at Dollar General, but they are now gone. Workshop freedom remains intact!
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quadrcr87
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I will allow it as long as the project relates to organizing. haha
Wombat Ranger
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Keep up the good work. It's amazing how our own habits can become so restrictive.
M.Brane
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It's a never ending balancing act between working on the garage vs in the garage.