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packing update
Mar. 21st, 2021 06:43 amThe sorting/packing process has slowed down a lot, and it's clear that I'm approaching a plateau. The remaining items largely fall into one of the following categories:
*things I use every day
*things I use often enough that it seems silly to pack them and then get them back out a bunch of times
*things I'm using now but could pack when it gets warmer
*things I could pack but I don't have anything to put them in yet, or I don't have a place to store them in their packed state
*things I could pack but that make the apartment feel like home and should be relatively easy to take care of later
*things that will be hard to pack/move that I'm ignoring the existence of at the moment
*things that belong to the cat
(Yes, I do understand that *everything* belongs to the cat, in one way or another, but there are certain things that are MORE hers, and there's no reason to make this harder for her.)
((So far the strategy of 'let's pretend to be moving for months, so that the cat gets used to seeing boxes and having things shuffled around the apartment' seems to be relatively effective?))
*things I use every day
*things I use often enough that it seems silly to pack them and then get them back out a bunch of times
*things I'm using now but could pack when it gets warmer
*things I could pack but I don't have anything to put them in yet, or I don't have a place to store them in their packed state
*things I could pack but that make the apartment feel like home and should be relatively easy to take care of later
*things that will be hard to pack/move that I'm ignoring the existence of at the moment
*things that belong to the cat
(Yes, I do understand that *everything* belongs to the cat, in one way or another, but there are certain things that are MORE hers, and there's no reason to make this harder for her.)
((So far the strategy of 'let's pretend to be moving for months, so that the cat gets used to seeing boxes and having things shuffled around the apartment' seems to be relatively effective?))
