A year ago on Unclutterer
- Is collecting a form of creative hoarding?
People often choose hobbies in which they don’t really do much of anything other than accumulate items. - Prototyping your space
Using cardboard cut-outs to test out changes to your environment. - Merlin’s war on clutter
Over on the web’s ‘canonical’ productivity blog, 43 Folders, Merlin Mann has gone decluttering crazy. Inspired by Peter Walsh’s book How to Organize Just About Everything, which he found out about from this humble site, he went into purge mode and nicely cataloged his experience in a a great series of uncluttering posts. - Corn on the cob clutter
Summertime ushers in all sorts of food choices, but over at the Amazon al Dente blog it can bring clutter in the form of the Five Essential Corn Tools post. - Unitasker Wednesday: The Hollywood Purse Hook
The Hollywood Purse Hook is a very specific item that saves you from having to use the floor or an open seat to store your purse. - Why are you here?
What drives you to pursue an uncluttered life? - Save money on large purchases with discounted gift cards
Save money on just about anything with eBay. - Transforming inherited jewelry
Artist Sara Bradstreet discusses how she reinvents old jewelry to get it out of your jewelry box and into the daylight. - The space saving bicycle
So you want a bicycle, but you just don’t have the room to store it? Well, why not check out the A-bike?
Posted by Erin on Jul 6, 2008 |
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Posted by Bored - 07/06/2008
Hi, Don’t you think if you’re going to keep a blog, it’d be nice (for your readers) if you write new stories as opposed merely recycling 1 year old stories? I subscribe to your feed but I’ve noticed recently it’s a waste of time, there’s nothing new, everything starts with “A year ago on Unclutterer…”
Posted by eternalvoyageur - 07/06/2008
I wasn’t a reader a year ago, so it’s nice to get lins to old articles from time to time. I wouldn’t have the patience to go through the old posts without it !
Posted by Katie - 07/06/2008
@Bored: I like the ‘A Year Ago’ posts, but if you don’t, you have the option to subscribe to feed that doesn’t have them here:
http://feeds.feedburner.com/un.....a-year-ago
Posted by Frank - 07/06/2008
I just started reading this site about 5 days ago as I was preparing to move a good portion of my apartment to storage. I find the “year ago” posts to be helpful. They point to interesting old posts that some of us wouldn’t otherwise see, such as the post, and linked article, about the guy living in about 250 square feet.
I very much enjoy the site and hope to use some of the ideas in my own experiment.
Posted by cdelphine - 07/06/2008
Is bored’s comment a joke? because it is just that ridiculous. Anyways, I enjoy these posts and I just used my corn cob holders last night
Posted by Hez - 07/06/2008
I’m pretty new to this blog too, and I’m enjoying catching up on posts from a year ago. With one exception… there seems to be some clutter in front of someone’s dictionary.
I really wanted to enjoy that post about transforming jewelry, but the constant misspelling of the key word in the story just made me cringe. Is it too late to go back and fix it? If you are talking about a pretty pin, it’s spelled “brooch” – the spelling you used, “broach” is what you do to a touchy subject.
Posted by Erin Doland - 07/07/2008
@Bored — Katie’s response is correct. We have a RSS feed without the A Year Ago posts.
Posted by Albert - 07/07/2008
The A-bike, hmmm… must be slow as hell. Tiny wheels and what I can only assume is a tinier gear ratio.
Posted by Leah - 07/07/2008
I’d love to read the article article about the guy living in about 250 square feet. Can you please let me know where it is? Thx!
Posted by Frank - 07/07/2008
Leah,
The article you are interested in is here: SF Gate Feature
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