One drawer down, about 98 to go. Chances of seeing this through: 38%.
New Year's Resolution No. 1: Organize Drawers
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In an effort to make your organizing easier, I'll gladly take that Goyard piece off your hands.
...and chances of keeping them that way?
Christy
ps you do have some cool stuff!!
Oh come on ... this is not too bad. Leave it as it is.
Please write me a comment.
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Gina from germany
That's my one organized one! Haha.
How do you like the Byredo perfume?
Liz
The problem with the drawer/closet thing is that one bad day, one rushed morning, can upset weeks of well managed stuff.
Love the Prada watch and your badges and especially those university scarves! (I love everything but those were the ones that caught my eye immediately haha) Such great taste all around as always.
Drawers - whether in the kitchen or bedroom - seem like a waste of time to me. There is a principle of physics working against keeping them neat.
what perfumes are those?