Simple Shelves Change a Life. News at 11.
You know it’s November and I just realized that I never shared my new beautiful incredible wonderful pantry that I’d been begging Neil for ever since we moved in. I don’t think it’s a stretch to say that my life has completely changed.
Quick reminder for you what the “pantry” looked like before.
And now…
The new and improved pantry. Keep in mind the limited photography skills and the very dark day we’re having here right now.
“Happy Birthday to me, Happy Birthday to me…” Courtesy of Neil and Home Depot, I no longer have to look at a counter full of random food. That’s right. I can now pile other random crap there any old time I want to. And I do.
[if i told you how many times i just typed ‘panty’ instead of ‘pantry’ you would laugh heartily.]
This seems like a good time to share with you the crazy organizational kick I’m on right now. Label label label. Watch out for I will label you with my label maker if you get in my way.
I don’t know. Maybe I thought I might look at this jar someday and wonder just what those oat-like things are? You can never be too safe. Or too dorky.
A truer label was never created.
November 7th, 2007 at 1:51 pm
This story would never run at 11. Where’s the, “fear for your child angle”? What would be the viewer benefit? Is this just a human interest story? I think we’ll need a meeting before the next newsgathering meeting to clarify what constitutes news around here.
Thanks,
Management
November 7th, 2007 at 5:56 pm
You’re so right. This is really a 5:30 news story at best.
I can do better.
November 8th, 2007 at 5:13 pm
you should include a pic of the labels in the basement hallway along with this story…I’m not sure why but I found that quite entertaining.
also, I’m glad you weeded out the panties before posting. I was once the victim of an unfortunate typo (and I think you, being the BIGGER person here, know what I’m talking about!)
November 8th, 2007 at 5:21 pm
I swore to never share that with anyone. But I also swore (to myself) to never let you forget about it. That’s what friends are for.
What labels? What hallway? What basement?