While we’re at it, let’s look at some other areas around the property as well, shall we?.
When we were emptying out the room for this project, I got rid of about 70% of what was in the room.I either put things in the trash or donated them.
Then when I moved the stuff back into the cupboards and onto the shelves that used to be there, I got rid of even more.Now that I’ve had to move stuff back into our bedroom again because we’ve decided to get all intense about this project, the amount of stuff is really very manageable.If I hadn’t done a major decluttering, we probably wouldn’t be able to walk in here.
The more stuff I get rid of, the more I feel like I can accomplish and the more I feel like our renovations are doing what they should do to make our home more functional for us.Which makes me feel significantly less crazy during this whole process.
Not uncrazy completely, but overall less looney for sure.. More tips to help you through your next major project:.
10 Inspirational Tips to Keep Your Sanity During a Major Renovation.And they were not.
Not even close.. One of the problems was that they had pre-decided on a very specific format, size, and dimension for these photos and it was just not within the realm of possibility for me to make cleaning photos work within those, mostly.It’s kind of hard to take a really nice, book-worthy photo of something in need of cleaning, really, and sometimes the way that I make my blog photos work is by changing the shape or angle of a photo.
Or I just use the ugly photo anyway but it works because it still provides you with the info you need.But that won’t work for a book of course!.