Cluttercast - Connecting Through Clutter

While I’ve been slacking off, someone else is picking up the ball and taking Cluttercast to a whole new level.

I first “met” Kim on Twitter, then for real at BlogHer…and now this makes her the all-time Guest Cluttercaster.

You MUST see what she’s doing on her blog,: where she calls her version of cluttercast: “The Great Free Crap Giveaway.” Don’t miss it!!

….in. And just checking that you’re still awaiting the return of Cluttercast—which will happen soon.

The problem is clutter….not the clutter in my house, but the clutter in my brain—which is filled with too many other projects, all going on simultaneously.

Lots of people have the same problem; they handle the overload by being organized. Then again, if I were organized, I wouldn’t have all this clutter in the first place.

In the meantime, thanks for your patience!

While I’ve been procrastinating, my clutter is still circulating….so here’s some catching up—with posts in general and Cluttercatchers in particular:

IQ test:

The kids are back in school and that includes Lilli, whose mom thought she would enjoy the Mensa game. Lilli and her mom Denys first played at homeover the summer—and now Lilli has taken the game back with her— toHarvard.

Speaking of Harvard, which was the setting for“Love Story”, here’s the Cluttercast version:

Girl meets boy while she is studying abroad in the US one summer. They fall in love. When summer school ends, their relationship continues although they remain separatedby oceans and continents. In her comment Diane explains that her boyfriend calls her” bunny“. So I send him this bunny—and they send back this picture—of the two of them, with bunny—all together in cyberspace.I love it.