Konmari'd Shirts

That plastic box in the corner...

According to the KonMari method, it is recommended to start with clothes. As I move onto the next microcategory of clothing items, one of the things I need to do is to make space where these clothes can live. Since moving out of the main bedroom 1 1/2 years ago, t-shirts have lived in a suitcase and then a plastic box, pants have a small drawer that not all of them fit, and jackets have stayed in the main bedroom not migrating with me. Small sized baby stuff are in boxes ready for Christmas trip and taking up more space in the meantime.

I took footage of my sorting process but it only took my upper half of body (oh dear), so I will need to purchase a proper tripod in the near future if I am to film again.

I did take a folding video, one-handed. You can give it some love over on Instagram:

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One large plastic tub of shirts are now in two small-sized drawers. One for thicker material and larger-sized t-shirts, and one for more flimsy material and also singlets.

So now that the t-shirts have a home, I also have some pram accessories with no home, as well as a few extra soft toys floating around the place.

Welcome to Space Stuff Sorted

Sorting out space stuff... literally all the stuff in this space I occupy.

I've been challenged by the concept of tidiness, treating things I own with respect, all my life.

This blog will be used as a tracking journal for progress with how my relationship with my personal items, how I occupy space, and the improvements and challenges along the way. Along with my photos and videos, I may also share other's articles and products I come across.

This is some of the photographs I've taken this morning around the house, as well as outside space and inside the sheds. This is day 1.