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Two pet culinary peeves:
(1) Kale and (2) Chef's who pile food on top of food.
 

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:D Dave
 

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That's looked liked my middle kitchen drawer yesterday.
Today I cleaned out two kitchen drawers and removed all of my quick to grab hand tools and placed them in a new Craftsman Tool Box from Lowes.
I hope, I can find my quick to grab hand tools tomorrow. LOL
 

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That's looked liked my middle kitchen drawer yesterday.
Today I cleaned out two kitchen drawers and removed all of my quick to grab hand tools and placed them in a new Craftsman Tool Box from Lowes.
I hope, I can find my quick to grab hand tools tomorrow. LOL
That strategy only works if you keep that new tool box on the counter near those kitchen drawers. If you put the tool box in the garage or workroom, then you've just recreated the initial problem. :D
 

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That strategy only works if you keep that new tool box on the counter near those kitchen drawers. If you put the tool box in the garage or workroom, then you've just recreated the initial problem. :D
I'm going to try to keep the new tool box in the utility room near the kitchen. LOL
I already missed by tools in the kitchen.
But the Commander in Chief said the tools must leave the kitchen. LOL
 

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But the Commander in Chief said the tools must leave the kitchen. LOL
Been there. Am there. Will be there in the future.

We have a detached garage, so it's a hassle to keep running back and forth to the garage. So I generate "temporary" tool collection zones, generally somewhere near the kitchen. Then at some point DW let's me know that it's overdue to get the tools out of what is primarily one of her areas. So they go out to the garage.

I have had some success using 5 gallon pails as tool storage areas. When I have a project going on, I will stash the tools I'm using (or plan to use) in the pail, then I just grab the pail and I have an assortment of tools at hand.
 

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Been there. Am there. Will be there in the future.

We have a detached garage, so it's a hassle to keep running back and forth to the garage. So I generate "temporary" tool collection zones, generally somewhere near the kitchen. Then at some point DW let's me know that it's overdue to get the tools out of what is primarily one of her areas. So they go out to the garage.

I have had some success using 5 gallon pails as tool storage areas. When I have a project going on, I will stash the tools I'm using (or plan to use) in the pail, then I just grab the pail and I have an assortment of tools at hand.
Sometimes the other half just do not understand; why males needs tools nears by for some quick fixed them up projects.. LOL
 

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These were clipped when they ran and have been posted on our refrigerator for years ....

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We haven’t put up a bulletin board at the old folks home yet, but packed away is my favorite Cathy strip which I had tacked to it for years. It is after work and all the employees are headed out the door telling their workmates what they will do to relax in their off time. I’m going to run 3 miles says one. I’m going to swim laps says another. I’m going to a a spin class says the third. Cathy, watching them leaving, says “Doesn’t anyone eat pie anymore?” That’s me in a nutshell!
 

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Dave :D
 

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