It was sad to read about that pack rat woman in Las Vegas who was found dead, buried beneath her mountains of clutter. Didn't it take them four months to find her? Not that they were looking under the clutter. The poor scent dogs couldn't even find her, couldn't sort through all the clutter smells.

Anyway, I liked what Michelle Carro, a psychology professor said. That hoarders "can't make decisions (it's impossible), organize themselves or focus on immediate tasks."

Well, now when I can't decide what to order off a menu, can't get my clothes and music in order and find myself multi-tasking on low-priority projects, to the point of accomplishing zero high-priority jobs, I'm going to remember this pitiful woman and her love of her stuff. I might not be a hoarder like she was, but the bad traits common to a hoarder are lurking within my soul and manifesting themselves to my hurt.

Accomplishment, that's what we need!

Now I'm going to accomplish going to bed.

Old Lady KEM