Clutterers Anonymous; How to go from chaos to serenity in 12 steps

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From: Pacific Sun
Date: 20040120
Author:Anonymous

A so-called friend handed me some information about a group called "Clutterers Anonymous" and said, "You need this."

I, of course, dumped the information on a huge pile of papers, and didn't see it again for three months.

But then, like dead bodies dumped in the ocean, it eventually surfaced.

It's a good time for it to show up, too, because right after New Year's is the time when we mess-makers decide that THIS is the year we're finally going to "straighten up and fly right." Naturally, we've been making this same resolution for the last 12 years, which, if nothing else, makes it a bona fide ...

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