When Tulip started messing with my binders' spine inserts, I bought a few plastic bins with lids to amass my collection of books, binders, and sundry items. It felt like I was buying one or more bins each week. There's little that she can get into now.
I thought I was at maximum bin capacity... but of course, I was wrong. Years ago, I had attached a flexible open-top plastic tote to my walker. The fact that it was an open-top container should have clued me in that it would need replacing. That flexible tote is now in my bedroom (sans walker), pending my next purchase.
Tulip, you're killing me!
On a more positive note, my contractor installed a fabric fence I had purchased on Temu on the kitchen countertop. It's a great deterrent. Its operation is a bit tricky, though. Connie gave me a tutorial on which buttons to push on the left to have the fence retract. Today I texted her to ask how to unclip it from the right side (a series of plastic zip ties).
Connie texted me back. I will need to cut through the zip ties. It sounded like too much work for me to do at the moment, having just finished weeding for the day.
Right now, the fabric fence is deterring me from washing my dirty dishes. Well, it was my big idea. I just need to come up with a better system to connect the fence on the right side. (Ugh!)
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Next on my shopping list:
stackable bin for the living room (or two)
zip ties for the kitchen (or find a better way to secure it to the wall)
🐱 😸 😺 🙀
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#mischievouscat
#kitchenfix
#catdeterrent
#brightideas
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