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It hit 60°F today. It was above 50 yesterday, and I thought it would be cooler today, not warmer. I was in the office today, so I didn't go out. A coworker said it was chilly with the breeze downtown.
Someone asked me if we did anything for Valentine's day. I said Cindy and I went out to eat. That's more than we usually do. After dinner we went to the Art*Bar, since there was an artist's work we wanted to see. I didn't mention that part to the coworker.
I've been organizing our LP's. Friday I made separate stacks of all the letters A through K. Tonight I alphabetized them by band name and put them back on the shelves. I thought I had three shelves' worth, but then realized there are a couple of boxes on a fourth shelf. I think M will round out the second shelf, so we'll definitely fill four shelves. So I have to figure out how to get the shelves to hold them. They're wire mesh, so I have to put cardboard down on the shelf so they don't fall through. And I have to put something on the ends, because they're open.
It's depressing going through them because of how many are damaged from the flood of 2019 (which is how long they've been unorganized and ignored). So we should really thing about tossing many of them out. I intend to listen to as many as I can this year, so that will help make the decision on whether to keep or toss.
Speaking of outdated formats, I know we have a couple of boxes of cassettes, but I can't find them. I wanted to play them while I was working down there. One of the boxes, my plan was to listen and then toss. I started with that, but lost track of the box. It's probably behind some stuff that I can't get to. I need to clean out that room, but I can't because it's so full. Part of the reason it's so full is because we keep adding artwork. That's where we keep all our framed art. And we keep making more.
I can make space by cleaning out the game shelves. I know there's stuff in there we can get rid of. Games that are falling apart and I know we'll never play. There are probably some games that are in decent shape that I know we'll never play, that I can donate.
Someone asked me if we did anything for Valentine's day. I said Cindy and I went out to eat. That's more than we usually do. After dinner we went to the Art*Bar, since there was an artist's work we wanted to see. I didn't mention that part to the coworker.
I've been organizing our LP's. Friday I made separate stacks of all the letters A through K. Tonight I alphabetized them by band name and put them back on the shelves. I thought I had three shelves' worth, but then realized there are a couple of boxes on a fourth shelf. I think M will round out the second shelf, so we'll definitely fill four shelves. So I have to figure out how to get the shelves to hold them. They're wire mesh, so I have to put cardboard down on the shelf so they don't fall through. And I have to put something on the ends, because they're open.
It's depressing going through them because of how many are damaged from the flood of 2019 (which is how long they've been unorganized and ignored). So we should really thing about tossing many of them out. I intend to listen to as many as I can this year, so that will help make the decision on whether to keep or toss.
Speaking of outdated formats, I know we have a couple of boxes of cassettes, but I can't find them. I wanted to play them while I was working down there. One of the boxes, my plan was to listen and then toss. I started with that, but lost track of the box. It's probably behind some stuff that I can't get to. I need to clean out that room, but I can't because it's so full. Part of the reason it's so full is because we keep adding artwork. That's where we keep all our framed art. And we keep making more.
I can make space by cleaning out the game shelves. I know there's stuff in there we can get rid of. Games that are falling apart and I know we'll never play. There are probably some games that are in decent shape that I know we'll never play, that I can donate.
