It?s hard to keep everything in its place when not everything has a place. Clutter is not my friend and I spend way too much time fighting what seems an endless battle. I?m not a saver, I collect nothing, and in most cases, anything I haven?t used in a year is classified as something I don?t need and pitched in the trash. But that doesn?t seem to matter on our little farm, in order to make chores convenient, things have to be easily assessable. That means feed cans, tools, and a billion other things end up on my back porch as one big ugly eyesore.
Somehow unsightly stuff that is organized in it?s own special place is okay. I call this organized clutter, and I?ve been on an endless journey to find an affordable way to neatly put this stuff somewhere for years. Of course something large enough and still attractive is always way over budget? until Saturday, my lucky day! Right down the road was the answer I?ve been looking for at garage sale. There it was, the same shed I?ve been wanting forever, and this time it wasn?t hundreds of dollars!? I offered $75 for it and now it?s mine all mine!
I feel silly that something like a storage shed can make me so happy, but it did. Here it is?? my garage sale treasure!
Life is good. 
amy elizabeth, TBN Ranch
amy elizabeth, writer poet, author. Lives in the northeastern reaches of the Sonoran Desert on a small hobby farm.Source: http://tbnranch.com/2012/10/23/my-garage-sale-treasure/
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