DD>Christopher, you jus gotta be an interesting character. Betcha don't
Don, thank you for this, the most exciting form of compliment (it 
*was* a compliment, right?!!!)
DD>let a thing slip by you without giving it a once over. It is folks like
Nor you. You can do it too, you know. 
        Next time that you are about to toss something in the 
        garbage, stand it in a conspicuous place (kitchen 
        counter, bathroom sink counter etc) and don't move it.  
        After a day or two, your subconscious will have found a 
        use for it as a means of getting it out of sight. 
        Larger objects, such as my example of the monitor casing, 
        stand them on the living-room floor. 
        N.B. I have found it essential to place objects a little 
        bit IN THE WAY - if they are tucked away behind the easy 
        chair, they are not a minor obstruction, and the subconc. 
        doesn't worry about them. 
The end result of all this is that your abode can start to be a 
very liveable place, not because it is full of junk, but because 
many inanimate objects have subtly blended into an appropriate 
and functional position.
Christopher.Greaves@CapCanada.Com    www.interlog.com/~cgreaves
 * 1st 2.00b #6263 * Don't Brake
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