Dear Me,
Sometimes things get messy and muddled before they are cleared up and organized. Like deep cleaning a room; sometimes everything needs to be hauled out of the closet, and dragged from under the bed; things opened and emptied and spread out on every surface so it can be viewed clearly.
From here, from this apex of clutter, the organization takes place. We are reminded of useful but forgotten things and can bring them forth for use. At the same time, the useless and unused baggage can be cleared out and removed entirely. Things worth keeping but currently of no use can be stored in a better way.
And so, soon things become more organized, better arranged and stored. It’s a process that requires time, serious examination, and a resolute mind. And it often requires first getting messy in order to properly get clean.
– Dear Me Original Thought
Dear Me, 