![]() ![]() But beware that it is quite a process - don't expect results overnight.Īnyway, this book has made my home a place I am very proud of! The premise is that everything in your home should "spark joy" when you hold it in your hands. It has worked for legit hoarders, and for normal people who just want a tidier home. #Thumbs up for the go getters how to#It is a step-by-step instruction manual for how to get a decluttered, tidy home. I'm going to assume cluttered because you said "hoarders level."įirst, go to the library and check out "The Life-Changing Magic of Tidying Up" by Marie Kondo. I'm not clear if the messiness of your house is because it's actually DIRTY (like mold, dust, grime), or if it's very very CLUTTERED. Try to be kind to yourself - feeling ashamed or pathetic isn't helping your situation. I hate it, I hate what I've become, and I hate that I'm incapable of cleaning it myself. I have so many fun decorations and desperately want to decorate but I can't decorate my disgusting apartment. How do I discipline myself to get it clean and then KEEP it clean? But because I couldn't get it ALL done in one weekend, I felt like cleaning was a waste and that I sucked at it and shouldn't bothered and it went right back to how it used to be. I cleaned it once before - everything except the bedroom, and I was SO proud. I used to be the one cleaning up after my roommates, and now I'm. I feel incapable of being a true woman for letting my home get to where it did. I feel like a waste of a person for letting it get so bad. I don't have friends up here or family to help me, and every time I look at it I'm mad at myself. I get to classes with a smile again, I no longer spend forty minutes laying in bed too upset to move.īut I don't know how to deal with my house. It's disgusting and I'm so freaking ashamed of myself. It took all of my mental energy to get to classes.īecause of that depressive spurt (not really sure what caused it specifically), my house fell apart. But for the first time in my life, leaving my bed was almost too difficult. I've always had anxiety, but I've always been ADAMANT that I do not have depression. My bedroom hasn't been touched or unpacked and it's been months. I slept on the couch that first night, nothing unpacked, and (metaphorically speaking) never left. I was so ready to be an independent young woman with my own home, etc. I THOUGHT I'd love challenging myself to live fully alone. It's a long story, but my roommates kinda screwed me into it, and I have rent I can JUST barely afford. Well, that all changed when I was forced to move into my own single apartment. I was so proud of the person I was - I was ALWAYS doing stuff and always doing well and positively. ![]() You know, the girl who took way too many class credits, worked two jobs, looked after her dumb male roommates, had good grades, and was always smiling. WILL WONG (review): How to Plan an Orgy in a Small Town PLAYBACK: Norther Banner's Orgy Release Plan L.A.There's a lot to say about this topic, but I'll try to keep it brief. TIMES (review): How to Plan an Orgy in a Small Town GLOBAL MORNING SHOW (video interview): Jeremy LaLonde & Kristian Bruun HIGH-DEF DIGEST (review): How to Plan an Orgy in a Small Town THE ESCAPIST (review): How to Plan an Orgy in a Small Town GLOBE & MAIL (article): Jeremy LaLonde on the state of Canadian cinema NOW MAGAZINE (review): How to Plan an Orgy in a Small Town RED CARPET CRASH (review): How to Plan an Orgy in a Small Town MR. PLAYBACK: TMN nabs LaLonde's James vs His Future Self DEADLINE HOLLYWOOD: Coleman, Stern, & Chernick lead Sci-Fi Comedy WYLIE WRITES (review): The Go-Getters NOW MAGAZINE (article/capsule): What to See at the Canadian Film Fest PLAYBACK (article): LaLonde hits "Go" on his next film L.A. DGC 2019 AWARD WINNERS (Playback) FILM INQUIRY (review): James Vs His Future Self FEAR FOREVER (review): James Vs His Future Self SKON MOVIES (review): James vs His Future Self THE MIND REELS (review): James vs His Future Self CINEMA AXIS (review): James vs His Future Self TORONTO STAR (article): Secrets of Indie Canadian Filmmaking GEEK HARD (review): James vs His Future Self THAT SHELF (review): James vs His Future Self THE REEL ROUND-UP (review): James vs His Future Self EDMONTON JOURNAL (review/article): James vs His Future Self CALGARY MOVIES (review): James vs His Future Self SUDBURY STAR: Northern Films Highlight Cinefest (article) WYLIE WRITES (review): James vs His Future Self CJSR-FM (radio interview) James vs His Future Self - Jeremy LaLonde & Jonas Chernick Interview FEATURES PROGRAMMER GUY LAVALLEE'S TOP TEN FESTIVAL PICKS CALGARY HERALD: Festival repeatedly draws independent filmmaker back BEAT ROUTE: Sci-Fi Comedy James Vs His Future Self Travels Back In Time To Reconcile The Past ![]()
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