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So as you read previously, I've been having some trouble. Making a routine has been next to impossible; but that's not the point. The point is that I'm calling shenanigans on my depression and unfucking something today.

The hard part was deciding what to unfuck. On top of every thing else, I'm generally lazy and easily distracted. However, something's better than nothing so I settled on the laundry area. My laundry area is very small so it's very easily cluttered. There are tons of left over fabric softeners, dryer sheets, and detergent (which aren't low enough to justify throwing away.) There is also a mirror, pieces of a metal bed frame, a box I haven't unpacked and an overflow dirty laundry.

With the heaviest of sighs, I set to work on my unfucking task of the day.

First, I folded the towel in the dryer. This was easy enough; fold the towel, put it in the closest that's less than two feet away and we're done. I had so much fun doing that, I decided to start a load of laundry involving one of the two quilts in the floor. I then decided that I wasn't having enough fun and sorted through the unpacked box that we discussed earlier.I tossed the things I didn't need, put away the things that I did need and attempted to find a place to put the stray box or something to put in it.

I then began clearing off the shelf above the washer and dryer so that it could be dusted. After dusting, I place the bottles of detergents, stain removers, bleaches and fabric softener on said shelf. After that I proceeded to dust off the mirror (that will remain stationary for the time being) and get the rest of the clothes up and out of the way in the area.

In the end, I didn't use a timer. Once I got going the unfucking provided a task and a much needed distraction. Just because I didn't use timers, doesn't mean that I didn't obey the rules. Once i started feeling fatigued (which was usually after about 15 or 20 minutes anyway) I took a rest for as long as I needed to. I made one big task into a lot of smaller tasks which made it much easier to visualize a goal and get it done. I now have a functional laundry area and am one step closer to the bigger goal of unblocking the back door.