Information overload

I do feel that way, but digitally I'm MUCH more organized than physically and I'm quite adept at wadding into that raging river and plucking the tastiest information fish from the river and letting the rest roll on by.

In teh digital world I try to organize my data, but usually end up with folders here and there that I always intend on combining. Now my home office on the other hand is completely organized.

This was several years ago and resulted in an accident that I'll talk about at a different time. My new office is much smaller and still has stuff piled everywhere.

Back then I knew were most everything was, all you had to do was ask and I knew which pile or two it was in. Imagine what I would have been able to do if I had an organized office.

As you can in the photos in addition to be my computer room this room was used for collectible glass storage, repairs of various things and storage of car parts for my kit project. The car parts are nearly all outside now, and if they are not they are in the official storage room now. The paper stacks are nearly gone because they were tossed or because they have been filed away (about time!). I still have way to much stuff in my new office and one of these days I'll finish organizing it so I don't just have a path to walk through I'll actually see the whole floor.

I'm the same way, no matter how messy my room is I always know where stuff is. I'm bordering on it being too messy right now but have too many projects in the works to fix that right now.

I've been ignoring it because while I do have a Gmail account it is just so I can sign up for other google offerings. I have my own e-mail server that I prefer to use so I can control what address goes where.