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Image borrowed from ADHD and Spring Cleaning: 10 Survival Tips, which also has an awesome list of steps to overcome distraction! About this time every year, all of humanity seems to go cuckoo for cleaning. Some even say it's ingrained into our cultural identity from our ancestors clearing out their dusty huts. Last year I went cuckoo and ended up re-caulking a bathtub. Cleaning can be therapeutic and invigorating. It's freeing, in a way, to have a literal fresh start. This year, I'm challenging myself to funnel my spring cleaning urges into musical things. (My bathtub caulk can temporarily fend for itself.) A couple of these are literal, physical cleanings. The others are figurative and psychological. Like that weird ribboned radio thing above, though, all are ugly and broken, and all need to be cleaned. Here are four highlights from my list, complete with plans of attack. Feel free to add yours below, and we can fight the good spring cleaning fight together!
So there you have it, a quick introduction to my musical spring cleaning list. Now that I've taken care of "going public," maybe I can actually bring myself to throw away that moldy recital reed...
Best of luck in your spring cleanings!
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11/16/2024 08:23:59 am
Spring cleaning is more than a chore—it's a chance to reset. Sort through forgotten corners, donate unused items, and embrace a fresh start. A clean space clears your mind and lifts your spirits!
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