Putter or a leaver?

Maddy. wrote (see)

I am most definately a leaver

I actually don't know how to put stuff away and struggle tidying past a certain point because I just can't think where some things SHOULD or COULD go

Ditto.

Houses weren't built to contain people and all the stuff we need.

biker-mouse wrote (see)

Maddy. wrote (see)

I am most definately a leaver

I actually don't know how to put stuff away and struggle tidying past a certain point because I just can't think where some things SHOULD or COULD go

Ditto.

Houses weren't built to contain people and all the stuff we need.

I'm a putter - I can't stand things left around....cupboards and drawers were invented for a reason.

It does drive my husband mad and yes I do have a touch of the OCD. I have to tidy the house everyday, and when I wasn't working (when the children were babies) I would hoover/polish/clean the house from top to bottom every day. I have learnt to calm down a bit but still everything has a place...Put it in it!!

I've just told Mr CS what this thread is about and his response.... "you just f*cking leave everything" so I guess that means I'm a leaver LOL. 

Have to agree that I'm a leaver but I do have a weekend every now and again where I blitz the house and put everything away...normally when my underwear drawer is empty cos the clean washing is all piled up in the spare room (done by Mr CS).

I'm a putter and mr B is definitely a leaver - sometimes his clothes are returned washed even when they didn't make it to the "magic basket" in the bedroom, I think he thinks the fairies do it

B wrote (see)

I'm a putter and mr B is definitely a leaver - sometimes his clothes are returned washed even when they didn't make it to the "magic basket" in the bedroom, I think he thinks the fairies do it