Adam@Home by Rob Harrell for August 04, 2014

Whoo, boy! My dad was a clergyman, and every time we visited, Eldest Daughter would straighten up his desk. e finally had to make a tent sign ^ telling her “Don’t touch my desk”.

I bet she didn’t touch his “Cess Pool” and his “Takea Dump”.

Now Adam will spend the rest of the year getting his ‘thinkin piles’ back to where they were. He now has an excuse not to take care of his ‘to do bundles’. And his ‘idea heap’ couldn’t have been too big.

That sounds like my workspace…

It won’t take too much time before it looks just as it did before his office was “Katy’d”. I know my office gets straightened once in a while, and yet it always seems it needs more “straightening”…

Shades of “Sisterhooves Social.”

I don’t believe it!There she goes again!She’s tidied up, and I can’t find anything!All my tubes and wiresAnd careful notesAnd antiquated notions

I never thought of calling it a “thinking pile!”That’s brilliant :)

My office usually had stacks all over the place, too………..but I knew EXACTLY where everything was! It really looked orderly……..just busy.

I’d say most people have their own system not to be foiled with, Katy will learn.

The done pile is behind me, just needs to get a little closer to the door.. There is always the “Things to Do”, “The To-Do List” and the “Maybe List”..Please understand… the to-do and the things to do are two completely different lists. They rarely intermingle.

Genius is never neat. A true statement but every time I try to use this excuse, my friends collapse in hysterics.

My thinking piles are in the bathroom. Because when I’m sitting there I’m forced to think about what to do about my piles.

Uh oh.

I see into the future – sometime in 2019 – and see this strip being re-used (LOL).