If We Never "Clutter," Why Is it so Much Effort to "DEclutter"?

Brain cancer is...

 ...impressed.

Inspired by Darrell's work organizing inside the house yesterday, I spent hours on my "office," which migrated to the garage several years ago with the changing demographics of our home.

The garage is not really my office, but it's where I store all my art things and teaching materials.  Entropy rules in our garage:   My systems tend to disorder.  How like life.

Above you see that Darrell is impressed by the energy I exerted to reestablish order.  And to declutter.

That's our question of the day:  If we spend zero minutes cluttering, why is decluttering such a constant effort?

It does look good though, doesn't it?