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Project Cleanup: I Got Me Some Scan

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4:00PM January 12, 2010 | Angus Kidman

Project Cleanup has of necessity been on hold while I’ve been in Las Vegas covering CES. However, before I left town I did make one long-overdue investment that should help me sort out even more stuff and minimise clutter: a scanner. More »


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Project Cleanup: Freecycle Is Your Friend

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4:00PM January 4, 2010 | Angus Kidman

Since the last Project Cleanup post, I’ve thrown out another 10 garbage bags of stuff (with some family assistance) and cleared everything unwanted from my garage. But the biggest step forward has been disposing of an unwanted (and space-consuming) weights bench courtesy of Freecycle. More »


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Project Cleanup: Can I Have A New Floor Please?

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4:00PM December 23, 2009 | Angus Kidman

In the month since Project Cleanup started, I’ve made a fair bit of progress on reorganising my life. Sadly, the progress on actually getting the flooring replaced has been a lot slower. More »


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Project Cleanup: It’s A Waiting Game

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7:41PM November 24, 2009 | Angus Kidman

It’s been a week since my last Project Cleanup post. The silence isn’t because I haven’t been spending a fair chunk of each day continuing to sort through my goods; it’s because I’ve reached that tedious stage between the initial excitement of getting into the task and the point where I can start doing substantial things like repainting or digitising or buying new furniture. More »


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Project Cleanup: Throwing Stuff Out Feels So Good

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4:30PM November 17, 2009 | Angus Kidman

The first stage of Project Cleanup is going through my many possessions and working out which ones I should keep. And while there’s pleasure to be had in rediscovering old treasures, there’s even more pleasure to be had in chucking some of them out. More »


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Project Cleanup: Reclaiming My House After Domestic Disaster

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12:00PM November 16, 2009 | Angus Kidman

Getting your home more organised is one of those tasks that’s easy to put off endlessly, but after a pipe bursts and floods the entire place, you don’t really have much choice. Welcome to Project Cleanup. More »