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Old 06-03-2008, 06:43 AM
Senusret I Senusret I is offline
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Too...much....STUFF!!!!

What are some of your solutions for when you have too much stuff and not enough house/apartment to put it all in?

(I mean creative ways to keep all your stuff without sending it to storage.)

I am planning for a move by the end of the summer and I know I won't be able to take everything with me.

I once used file cabinets, but when I started invoking the 1-year and 2-year rules, I got rid of them and saved space by keeping the files in boxes under the stairs instead of using the space for a file cabinet which was never used.

It's also likely that I am going to go through my books and DVDs (again) and decide whether or not I'm going to have a book sale or swap to get rid of some of them.

Any cute storage ideas?

And yes, my trunk I discussed in another post is a God-send. However, it is pretty big.....Great for storing stuff I don't need to look at often.
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