On Order

There is something very satisfying about taking a mess and turning it into a beautifully organized arrangement. It turns out that I'm not the only one who thinks this way, either. That is also satisfying. I work with some friends who are almost as good, if not better, at this than I am. How fantastic!

We have had some interesting times this week trying to consolidate people and stuff and fit into a much smaller space than we are all generally used to. Today, I organized our kitchen space. You can fit a lot of stuff into a small space if you just put in a little effort. It took a few hours, but I was able to gather up and put away everything that had been boxed up, moved up, and strewn around our kitchen, so it hardly looks like anything happened. On Monday, we had a disaster. This morning, we had a mess. This evening, we had moved much of the mess into another space, organized it into neat piles, and put the rest of it away.

Order is wonderful.