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Drop Zones. A hack for not loosing things.
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this post was submitted on 05 Aug 2023
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I have done this for many years. The only problem is they will often become doom piles.
I know that I have at least one box full of items left in these drop zone become doom piles from moving 5 years ago....
My wife has now shrunken my drop zone recepticals and this really helps keep the doom piling to a minimum. We'll also occasionally have filing days where she puts the paperwork in the filing cabinet and I find the actual homes of the things that have been in the drop zone too long.