Survey #160 Response from Margaret
| Briefly describe the category or collection of items. | supplies for assemblage art from reused items ( magazines and calendars for collage; dried leaves, sticks, and rocks for nature altars and ritual objects; fabric, yarn, and buttons for puppets and dolls; etc.) |
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| Which of these statements best describes your strategy or approach for keeping the category of stuff you described above under control? | I find free stuff and store it in labeled boxes |
| Describe any issues you experience with using, storing, displaying, cleaning, maintaining, or organizing the category or collection you described above. | foxing, silverfish, deterioration - bought plastic boxes or use stash of plastic bags not enough wall or floor space to display everything - rotate what is displayed let something return to the earth as performance art - put it out in the yard and photograph daily as it deteriorates (in November, we have progressively scarier jack-o-lanterns hiding in our bushes) open second location of Texas Art Asylum in my house? |
| Does you home have a “command center”—a spot where you spend a significant amount of time in a variety of activities (e.g., watching TV, reading, doing paperwork, eating meals or snacks, etc.)? | Yes |
| Where is your command center? | dining room/office (combined) |
| If you sit in your command center and look around you, which of the following items are within close reach? |
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| How well does your command center fulfill the functions for which you use it? | works pretty well important papers dealt with and filed, no unpaid bills one plastic file box to keep project management of home remodel organized (easier for three people to mark-up or draw on paper copies at a table than to be gathered around a computer screen) computer is TV so nail files or nail polish, etc. are good here to help prevent snacking |
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