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JoyfulSilence · 46-50, M
popmol · 22-25, M
@JoyfulSilence you really like to have a clean table!
JoyfulSilence · 46-50, M
@popmol
Actually, my dining room table is covered with mail (envelopes). I never dine on it, LOL!
I usually eat on my couch or lounge chair watching TV, or my computer desk. I always use coasters to protect the wood of my end tables and desk. They also work well as mini trivets, since plates can get hot in the microwave.
Actually, my dining room table is covered with mail (envelopes). I never dine on it, LOL!
I usually eat on my couch or lounge chair watching TV, or my computer desk. I always use coasters to protect the wood of my end tables and desk. They also work well as mini trivets, since plates can get hot in the microwave.
popmol · 22-25, M
@JoyfulSilence we only use 25% of our table for mail!
aah handy!
aah handy!
JoyfulSilence · 46-50, M
@popmol
I only use about 1/3 for mail.
Then about 1/3 I confess is for garbage bags, before they get full. The garbage is usually all containers and boxes. I rinse all things out first and let them dry. Sometimes there are orange peels or chicken bones, though. And there might be a pile of grocery bags which I reuse to hold the garbage. We have a bin we place outside our apartment doors, and a service comes to empty them and take the garbage to the dumpster. It is very convenient.
The other 1/3 is on the far side near the wall and hard to get to since the gap is narrow.
I only use about 1/3 for mail.
Then about 1/3 I confess is for garbage bags, before they get full. The garbage is usually all containers and boxes. I rinse all things out first and let them dry. Sometimes there are orange peels or chicken bones, though. And there might be a pile of grocery bags which I reuse to hold the garbage. We have a bin we place outside our apartment doors, and a service comes to empty them and take the garbage to the dumpster. It is very convenient.
The other 1/3 is on the far side near the wall and hard to get to since the gap is narrow.
