Adventures in Clutter Busting  Who knew that getting rid of
stuff could feel so darn good?  After watching an episode of
Hoarders recently on TLC, I realized that my clutter problem is
actually not that serious.  Nevertheless, I have decided not to
wait until every drawer has become a junk drawer or there is no
more room to walk before I begin the process of getting stuff
out of my house.  Managing clutter has always been a covert
operation in my house. As long as it is in a drawer, or a
closet, or a cabinet where it can't be seen, I've reasoned, then
it's not a problem. I just keep them closed and trust that no
one will ever know.  But I always know. Old receipts, cough
drops, magnets, toothpicks, business cards from people I have no
accessible recollection of, batteries, takeout menus and various
plastic party favors gather in junk drawers throughout my house.
I have decided that I am no longer satisfied with my system of
maintaining this assortment of useless and unnecessary stuff. In
the spirit of trying