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That's just controlled chaos. There's always something in every room that doesn't really go anywhere. But if every room has a junk drawer, then things that don't really have a place anywhere belong in the junk drawer. 😁
 
When I look into mine I'm usually saying to myself "Whyyyyyy did I put dead batteries in there? I'll get rid of those. Oh, wait, I have to take them to the dump. Can't do that now, I'll take them next week." Then it's "What the heck is this thing? I'll get rid of it. But why did I put it in here? What if I need it?" ,so I put it back, then get annoyed and just shut the drawer, lol. 😆
Doing that, I haven't cleaned out the junk drawer in years. Though on the plus side it's full so I haven't really added anything to it lately. 😁
 
Purge...
I remember growing up my Mom had three junk drawers in the kitchen. Now don't get me wrong, she was never a really messy person. But she was definitely a junk drawer advocate. :LOL:
 
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Me, either. I do like watching some organizing stuff, but then rarely follow it for very long. The Marie Kondo method of folding is very cool, and I've tried it with towels and such, but never with shirts and stuff, since I'm scared the shirts will wrinkle.

edit:Huh, I just looked that up, and apparently it helps prevent wrinkles. Go figure!
 
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