Why your home is always messy (& how to fix it FOREVER)

[@JuliaClopton]

the "Don't know (looks important)" bin is so shockingly practical. Such a good recommendation!

[@marci.abraham]

Right?? I have so many things saved that would go in that bin...and they are scattered in the strangest places.

[@Jenekks]

I have a jar that says Random on it.

[@Ron-Ayres]

I literally created one of these about a year ago while sorting out my elderly's Dad's house - except his is a giant box, LOL! We both have ADHD and it's Everything Everywhere All At Once otherwise. 🥴 There are so many oddment bits and bobs that other 'helpful' people would have thrown out if it were up to them, but I know that replacing those key important bits would be quite pricey (as well as disappointing).

[@kraichellecurren7892]

🤯HOW did I not think of this🤦🏽‍♀️ My world may have just changed… sometimes it’s the smallest things that make a huge difference… joy💛

[@KMF3]

I love it 😂❤

[@sararampton654]

Best home organization video I’ve seen in a while…explains reasoning, not just what bins look “cute”

[@Katniss0000]

same. watched organization vids since pandemic. this is the best in terms of efficiency. i will change one thing and use Clear containers with label if inside cabinets. It’s a reminder of what I own or what I shouldn’t own. Opaque just hides things from view but doesn’t hide them from my mind.

[@grayorganization]

I absolutely love the “don’t know looks important” bin. My house suffers from random areas becoming catch alls and it drives me crazy. I am so implementing this bin.

[@thursdayblack]

Wrote "urgent" on a label. Slapped it on the front door. Babysteps

[@nosceteipsum9447]

love it

[@FoxyDana]

😂 Made my day

[@christinaheagy4602]

😂

[@jerbear7952]

@@thursdayblack when you go to remove that label use a solvent like kerosene. Apply it liberally to the tape, then the whole door, moving inside, saturate the carpet closest to the furniture...

[@BollywoodBonanzaB]

😂😂😂❤

[@ericduan19]

Although not spoken, this video also shows a great tip - store your stuff behind cabinets & drawers. That way they won't collect dust in the open & will make cleaning easier.

[@ISawSomethingOnTheInternet]

“Maurice Condo” gives me me joy

[@jmaskos9601]

😂

[@innerpeeeeaace3408]

😂❤

[@dengueberries]

Lol

[@ThiemenDoppenberg]

Does Maurice give you joy, or spark joy? ✨

[@SamGreenMaker]

The forklift with pallet coasters is incredible!!!

[@MD-kv1ch]

I was wondering where he got it from! It's so cool.

[@Ron-Ayres]

@@MD-kv1ch I've found plans for them on Etsy. Lots of places sell the pallet coasters, and you can get a wooden forklift toy in children's toy shops. 😄

[@mrdeanvincent]

When I saw that, I immediately searched for where to buy one! Then I remembered that if I don't buy a bunch of random crap I don't need, then I also don't need such an elaborate system of storage and organisation 😂

[@laurieannsteves9133]

@@SamGreenMaker I have a friend who built an RC forklift from a kit. Made his own cinder blocks and pallets.

[@ligiag6934]

@@mrdeanvincent that is such a great reminder, thank you!

[@shannonT3271]

I have adhd and I struggle with organization. My mind is 🤯. I'm so glad youtube recommended this video to me. I've never said anything that made so much sense! I'm so following this page now!

[@Ron-Ayres]

. I also have ADHD and the Canadian _Alison Lush_ is an absolute godsend. She has a helpful TikTok and an online support community which is really supportive.

[@shannonT3271]

@@Ron-Ayres thank you! I will look her up.

[@Ron-Ayres]

@@shannonT3271 I don't think you'll regret it. She's a lovely person and so supportive. take care! 🩵

[@rebeccamiller8772]

Same 😜

[@ele_a.uverre13]

Hear! Hear!

[@DailySetupTech]

This is the BEST organization video I've seen. I follow similar principles, but your execution is so much better haha. Will take note.

[@Rodrinator75]

DST!!! Sube más vídeos bro, me encantan!

[@crelone]

Wow, my 3-year-old would have an absolute blast tearing down these perfectly stacked boxes!😁

[@cassie.minimalist]

HAHA Would have to not only baby prove it but but a big lock on it!!! 🤣

[@SallyB23]

That is exactly what I thought!

[@smjones007]

Definitely affects the *accessibility* of each item/bin. 1 of my children (7 total) would always put things back and (almost) exactly how it was when she pulled the things out. Just to say it's *possible* for a toddler to do that.

[@sophiagray3191]

Especially the family heirlooms box down the bottom 😂 easy access

[@sajjadhaqCC]

Introducing: cabinet locks

[@paradoxelle481]

Finally advice on how to organize EDC and knives! My husband loves knives and my mother in law keeps buying me organization books to help with clutter, and as much as I love tips on baking zucchini bread with ingredients fresh from the garden I don't have, Marie Kondo/Martha Stewart just do not speak to dealing with having an influx of warranties, tiny metal unknown parts, which is hard to remember when you got it yourself, and impossible to organize when you are trying to do it on behalf of someone else! We both grew up with messy parents and want to be neat but learning how is challenging when it seems most people in the minimalist/organization space either don't like or straight up fear knives. This is exactly the video I have been needing, thank you!

[@PaulaZF]

Sweat the small stuff!! How long I’ve waited to hear that. Organizing down to the plastic bag labeled for the specific items is what calms me down. 🙏🏼

[@pointeplusplus]

I keep the bags to "penny sleeves" for trading cards and use them with a label maker🤩

[@dqtech]

Finally someone who has a normal amount of "stuff" in their home that needs to be kept/stored/used. Thanks for the ideas on how to tackle the storage on these things

[@Ellenplans]

I always watch Maurice’s videos and wonder why he doesn’t have a million subscribers yet - they are well made, super informative and actually contain new ideas (which is so rare in videos now!) Absolutely love that Billy bookcase set up!

[@small-armstrainer8666]

I like your idea of of the little baggie that you can write on. I've done something similar. I repurpose those baggies that come with little items and then place a sticky note on the inside as a label. The description is written on the "backside" of the sticky note so when I put it in the baggie, the sticky note stays reasonably flat against the side of the bag while everything else is behind it. I have tons of sticky note pads and it is easy to repurpose those baggies that otherwise just get thrown out. YMMV. Thanks!

[@auberjean6873]

@small-armstrainer8666 Love this idea! I too have these baggies in every size and save them for vague upcycling projects, along w those useful little packets of silica you get w vitamins. I use post it notes instead of file labels so your idea is a brilliant tweak for me.

[@YaH_Gives_Wisdom]

Why not just write on the baggies with a marker. Any alcohol will erase it immediately if needed.

[@kfox24]

Good idea! I've used a similar system with index cards cut to size inside the bag, but my preferred method now is masking tape on the outside. Simple and reusable

[@Naomily]

Thank you so much. I think I needed to hear from someone else to realize that these were methods to keep things in order. The Don’t Know Seems Important container makes so much sense, as opposed to my habit of putting it to the side and then when I realize “I saw this item, where is it…” I’m lost. And using labeling a baggie with spare parts (and maybe assembly instructions) sounds much more practical than trying to bundle up the torn open bag it came in, and having no set place to put it. I think this will make a difference for these things, but also my general approach to a more organized home. Thank you again.

[@hounamao7140]

Please tackle the “worn once not yet dirty” clothes pile

[@LauraBishop-xl2pd]

Buy a laundry bin with dividers for “lights” “darks” “colours” and turn it around. Relabel them “tops” “bottoms” “dresses” or whatever you personally wear, and the to be worn agains go in those!

[@Sanstorm09]

my current solution is single hooks you can hang on your door (bedroom, bathroom, closet, etc.) where you can place hangers to hang those “still in use” clothes. i believe i learned the hack from korean vlogger hamimommy and it blew my mind haha. she has other really great organization tips too.

[@tfernandez6806]

Isn’t that called the chair or treadmill? 😂

[@smekkkens]

the chair 🙌

[@GeneralGeekGirl]

I have a small basket hamper that goes into an open shelf in my nightstand. When it's full, it needs to be washed, even if it's only been worn once. It's really convenient because the nightstand is close to where I dress/undress.

[@joanndavis4843]

I've donated mostly everything this year that had a home in my home, AKA, in my "zones". My keys, purse, couch, TV, couple lamps, small dining table, a chair or two, my bed, another lamp, another small chair for my bedside table, a few pictures are enough now. Other everyday necessities I want away in a closet or cupboard. Knickknacks just for the sake of visual interest are now very rare. It's interesting because it looks like I can not afford many things. It's just now I cannot afford, mentally, the many things I used to own (or that used to own me). Another perk is I finally found out why I could never keep up with my kitchen. Now that I have less of everything in there, naturally I have less to clean up too😉.

[@morriganENVT]

I'm floored, this makes complete sense to my poor adhd brain and it feels so incredibly doable. Thank you SO much for sharing!!

[@carriebartkowiak]

Fellow ADHDer here: Along with labels on the containers, getting CLEAR containers is best for us - because when we SEE just ONE item in the container we remember the *full* contents of what's in there (just like how we know all the contents of our doom piles, even the things covered so fully they can't be seen), while sometimes our brains will gloss right over labels. (I'd also recommend smaller labels than what Maurice is using, so more of the container's contents can be visible.)

[@pat.huertas]

This is the first video I've ever watched of you, instant subscribe 💯

[@JDKaye]

OMG, I think I just discovered my new guru for how to live a sane life! Thank you for this!

[@karenm2669]

I think KZbin just introduced me to my organization soul mate 😅. I always used the concepts of active, inactive and archive storage but urgency zones are WAY better. Switching immediately. I’ve been using the rule of threes for years, I have a box with a lid on my desk labeled “Small Desk Stuff” and I have always put parts in baggies and labeled them. The urgency zone concept ties it all together & makes so much sense to my out-of-sight-out-of-mind ADHD brain. Instant subscribe.

[@charlotteryner6583]

You've got the job! Please come and organize my life. I've been working on it forever and never, ever heard of any method such as yours. Extraordinary!

[@jaytea23]

Great video! I showed it to my 3 and 5 year old and told them from now one we are following this home organizational structure 😊

[@jimbolic0809]

I love this level of organisation!!!

[@Thetechgeek2100]

I absolutely LOVE the forklift and pallette coaster set on the coffee table at 5:23!

[@MossCoveredBonez]

Absolutely love tutorials based on principles over buying specificly branded items

[@SystemOfStrings]

Aha! This video clicks with the particular way my brain works more than any description of an organizational system I've seen. The specificity and granularity of the organization paired with the focus on levels of urgency and visual clarity is really hitting home.

[@venivelovici]

Huge thanks for this very informative video - key for my household is now evaluating what is URGENT to access, as well as the "don't know, looks important" box. What I did is create a box for my wife to put stuff that she finds in it, and one for me to put my findings. Usually it's my stuff in her box and vice versa. But now they have a known place!

[@isaachy777]

You got straight to making the best points possible and demonstrating the best system. 🤝

[@smokypoo]

Love the baggies idea as like you said so well, the tiny stuff are the bane of my life😅😂

[@candicewaller403]

It's so funny, because I have a spot for little baggies, and another spot for labels.... and yet another spot for pens. It never occurred to me until this moment to have those things together in a convenient little bin! Lol.

[@kallistoindrani5689]

That is organization on a whole different level. Wow, I am in awe and maybe also a bit terrified. 😲😲

[@rushiaskinnerwallace6175]

Ohhhhhh I love this organization so much I am bouncing in my chair. This is phenomenal. Inspired!

[@libbyholt3863]

I'm not halfway done w/this & already the best organization topic video I've seen. The concept of urgency vs frequency was alone worth tuning in and timely to recent changes in my life. Thank you SO MUCH for posting! Now, on to the last 5 min...

[@raeperonneau4941]

This video makes my heart happy. Thank you.

[@clarewoosley8376]

In Cass the Clutterbug’s system, you are definitely a cricket! 😊

[@lauralaforge558]

@@clarewoosley8376 yeah I was like this is great for crickets. Crickets can adapt to anything.

[@kathleenbell218]

@@clarewoosley8376 this was the first thing I thought of when he opened the cabinet door!!

[@gypsybelle4757]

My favorite is “Don’t know. Looks important”. Brilliant!

[@solarwinds-]

Best home organization video I’ve seen in a while…explains reasoning

[@Kap3lka]

I think this is the best organization video i've seen. EVER! Instant subscribe

[@andrewbillings198]

This is such a great video. So many videos covering similar topics give advice that is all fluff and no substance. This gives not just 1 good tip but many. Not a second wasted! Thank you!

[@christykrammes-p6s]

In my mind I want to achieve this, "a place for everything, with everything in its place, but between my adhd and living with other neurodivergent people, it doesn't happen. Or I get overwhelmed with the organization process. But I truly love this and it's what I always envisioned when we built our house. I was in awe!

[@persephonebasilissa5109]

@@christykrammes-p6s I highly recommend checking out Dana K White and Clutterbug. They've got decluttering and organization principles and techniques that have been extremely useful for our AuDHD family!

[@sabiha.sayeed]

@user-xw2np3dl3f if it helps, creating this set up is a process. It may take months or even years to fully develop it. Work on the most urgent things first. Like maybe you don't have the energy to sort through things, but you want to reduce the visible clutter. Let's say you're tackling paperwork, stationery and miscellaneous small items. Have a bin for each. Then on another day, sort through one bin. Let's say you start with the paperwork. Your goal isn't to sort through all the paperwork down to the T all at once. Group the paperwork into general piles that will require further sorting later. So let's say one stack is bills, one stack is school or office work, one stack is low priority. Again, on a different day, sort through one stack. This way, you're not expending all your energy into tackling such a huge project and burning out halfway through.

[@em97c]

@@christykrammes-p6s My partner has ADHD and I'm autistic. We live in a 35sqm house and we manage to keep it organised. Ya just have to figure out tactics that work with your own habits. It takes time and discipline but don't lose hope!

[@punintendad]

@christykrammes-p6s I also have ADHD and young kids and really relate to your struggle and vision. Some organizing with ADHD advice I heard recently that I have just started testing is "observe where things get placed absentmindedly or regularly and provide an option in that spot to store it there." No idea if that resonates with you, but wanted to share...

[@amandaslough125]

Just do it based on what needs you have. Adapt the system to the habits you got instead of assuming it'll work better with the space you have.

[@harveychapman3843]

1. Replace your cables in the power area with shorter, just what you need lengths (not too hard to find). Coiled cables can get hot and catch fire in that un-ventilated cabinet. Also, less clutter. This is also the answer to home theaters and those pretty desktop setups. 2. You may want to buy a nightcore 4 slot battery charger (does the 3.7V lithiums and AA/AAAs). Buy a handful of AAs and AAAs (the eneloops are good). Just replace batteries as needed. When your supply gets low, buy another handful. Eventually, you won't need to buy batteries ever again.

[@maureenmaureen713]

❤ your approach to organizing. Very detailed, thoughtful and intentional. Macro and micro points, based on your needs…not someone else’s, is the key to discovering what works best for you. excellent video👏🏻

[@StrongZeroPowerHour]

this video taught me how to articulate a problem that I've had my entire life. genuinely moving

[@eekprice]

My mind is blown! this is the system my brain has been trying to tell me for years and you just articulated it succinctly!

[@lindalangeheine5787]

In the middle of chaos while packing for a move, I felt a bit overwhelmed. Then I sat down with a lovely cup of tea and watched this video. Your voice and the ideas inspired me so now my spirits are raised.😊

[@jmaskos9601]

@@lindalangeheine5787 me too

[@guss2099]

As someone with OCD, this video is very, very, very nice!👍🏼

[@BeckyLL]

Organization is what I live for and have very good systems in place and have for years! Maurice just taught me about removable labels that I honestly never even thought about. Old enough to be your mom, and this old dog, just learned a new trick! 👏👏👏 😊

[@LilyLightOne]

"Don't know, looks important" is the next label I will be making!

[@d.holder595]

Another brilliant video! Thank you, Maurice. This video is most useful for a “slob” like me who wishes for everything to be neatly organized… Oh, the dichotomy! 😆

[@UnbeLISAble]

Wow this level of organization feeds my soul! I love the idea of urgency and going by what feels urgent. I have a bin that I labeled “Random Useful Stuff” and it serves the exact same purpose as your don’t know looks important bin. So useful!

[@JonGadget]

Nice one Maurice 👍

[@whostolehonno]

This content is the shit I live for-thanks Maurice! Moving soon after living with my parents so good to manifest my home setup.

[@ChrisKChandler]

This approach feels like the "Getting Things Done" of personal organization 👍 Establish a system you trust, capture everything, sort by priority, maintain the system. Great stuff, thank you!

[@Robert-ey2rs]

I've watched way too many organizations videos and this is one of the most practical I've seen. Thank you!

[@theo1029]

Thank you! The rule that "everything we own must have a designated home" has improved my life tremendously. I just never thought about it like that before. Also, the little baggies tip was a game-changer. Not only do baggies help me keep better organized, but they reduce space as for many things I used to keep in their original bulkier packaging

[@timderks5960]

This feels like a seriously good system. Great job on explaining it.

[@michelec4042]

This was great! This whole system addresses a lot of clutter problems that are new enough that we haven't figured out how to deal with them.

[@L-K-Jellyfish]

I have ADHD and am moving states at the end of the year. I’ve basically taken the whole year to tackle the massive decluttering for my whole family in preparation for the move. This video is like finding gold! I love it! I’m predicting another super order from Ikea in the next week! Yes, I’ve been using Ikea and Kmart a lot. I wouldn’t call myself a minimalist but I am inspired by minimalist approaches because the lack of visual clutter removes an enormous weight from my mind.

[@12thDecember]

Old shoe boxes are the best, especially hiking boots boxes because they come with a flip lid. I have a couple in my office closet and that's where I place warranty printouts and instruction manuals. I rarely need them, but when I do, it's good to know they're readily accessible.

[@farzanahossain6946]

My organization Superman I always show ur videos to my husband 😊 just to to trick him to be more organized But u r God’s special creation ❤

[@ChynnaBlue1]

The "URGENT" zone is genius.

[@nikolainavarro6558]

Spectacular video! I always thought people would think I am crazy for labelling everything! haha Super good tips! Must watch for messy husband or wives!!!

[@esvn1871]

Very good tips. A few more from similar system I use. - clear shoeboxes as containers. Looks more cluttered but they stack and you can easily locate things inside them without digging around -a put away bin. Helps the night time ritual to have a box that things you used in the day go into, you then empty it at the end of the day to clean up. -a misc bin. for thing that don't fit other categories. Once filled find any correlation between objects ( pointy, small, etc) and sort from random bin into a new bin with that category.

[@Sinking.NotSunk]

This is hands down the greatest thing I have ever seen. Thank you...

[@MikeNSX]

I’m so pleased I can point to you when folks think I’m crazy…. This is an interesting way to describe it. I focus on use but the way you outlined resonates with me. Excellent stuff…

[@utubepunk]

When I click a Maurice notification, I'm quickly reminded I need to drop my default playback speed from 1.25x to Normal. 😄

[@stusch1]

@@utubepunk lol I was thinking the same thing

[@Mydavydiv]

And me from x2 to Normal

[@Max-wl5ll]

I leave it at x2 or x3

[@sggee]

Lol i thought it was just me - he felt like he was powering through that content. :) always insightful though.

[@nataliemarshall7158]

@@utubepunk very first video of his and straight away had to drop speed to normal, which usually only happens with music videos 😆

[@mateo1726]

Please don’t respect my time and show my everything in your cabinets haha

[@Jana_Rea]

@@mateo1726 haha, right?!

[@fammnak852]

@@mateo1726 😂😂😂

[@MistyCozyGaming]

That's what I was thinking

[@candicewaller403]

Absolutely had the same thought, but I'm hella nosey when it comes to other people's organization!

[@FOMAHsince2014]

We need to know!!!😂

[@GRUMO]

Great tips! I prefer to use transparent containers. It helps speed up locating small items inside them, specially those that maybe hidden at the bottom of the container.

[@dorothythorpe6183]

I clicked on this on a lark. I know lots and have watched and read lots but thought, well why not? Loved your video!! Concise and quick. Loaded with information. Well presented. We have opposite kinds of stuff but the concepts and your 5 secrets should serve me well! Thank you!

[@Ocean7Fox5]

The idea of urgency zones 🤯 is exactly what I was missing in my organization journey!! Thank you

[@architennis]

I just started watching and right away I'm thinking, oh he skipped step 0.0: Get a big place to live! That wall of cabinets is huge. OK, I finished watching. I really like his ideas! Just in time for a New Year's reorg of my apartment.

[@improlife7659]

I love that you put all this effort into organizing and declutter. I use netal baskets in most of my wardrobes and shelves to keep things organized. 🎉

[@fabiank.8104]

Wow, thank you soo much for this compressed stack of information. I think I have to view this video 3-4 times again to notice and remember all information. But the idea of the system is great and exactly what I was looking for but didn't know until this video. I will start thinking in zones right now.

[@Nenthil]

You, my friend, are a cricket overload 😄

[@coleychannel2572]

Definitely according to clutter bug.😊

[@Tigertame4]

@@Nenthil yes!! I’m a ladybug and this is overwhelming

[@roaringlizard]

I need this type of organization! It is perfect!! So impressed

[@lb4lov]

Suggestion: keep the background music muted. In my opinion it just adds audio clutter that makes it harder to fully input what you are saying, which is really good!

[@mprogano]

I'd say lowering ~15% could do wonders

[@loseweightwithmealplanning]

@@lb4lov I’m listening at 1.75x speed and the volume 3/4s of the level and can hear fine, that may help, in turning the video volume down

[@_Dark222Angel_]

agree

Yeah, it's fine, just a bit loud 🙂

[@Jevertstar]

100 agree. I already need to slow this way down (operating with a headache today) and it's a tad much

[@jenswurm]

I really like the uppdatera boxes, I use one in most rooms as a drop off box for used cups, plates, empty yoghurt containers etc - anything that's to be taken to the dishwasher or kitchen trash. It's efficient, and all that stuff being in a dedicated place makes it acceptable to be around.

[@lauralaforge558]

You can use painters tape to label. I prefer this so I am not waiting to do a project. But I can make better labels when i have a bunch/am getting inspired.

[@N3rdyJam3sBond]

This video and the description are fantastically organized! Great work!

[@redcrossreborn]

I love the concept of urgency vs frequency. Thanks for this.

[@NPC492]

One of the best organization videos I've ever watched. Disclaimer: I have a similar organization system/method 😅

[@stephanieo3580]

Wow, LIFE CHANGING! Thank you for sharing!

[@thomz.azeroth]

The best video I've ever seen about organization, perfect! Cheers from Portugal

[@klvb]

such a huge fan of your videos !! so nicely edited, concise, always topics i love

[@eleftheriosmakris8095]

Imagine a thief breaking into Maurice's house

[@vgtgoat]

>opens cabinet >box labeled "Things Worth Stealing"

[@riseevolution]

😂easier to take what it wants

[@Urme4774]

😂

[@kishasworld]

I’m an organized artist, but I’m also organized semi hoarder of art supplies, and paper and I feel this important to if you’re gonna have a bunch of stuff to use it if you’re not gonna use it to give it away, but I still have a lot of stuff and it doesn’t look as organized as yours because I’ve had to buy pieces over the years and just utilize those also structurally I have shelving shelving that a lot of stuff that I have are heavy canvases and mainly, and so those things tend to be heavy and I didn’t want saggy wooden shelves. but if I had the money for sure would have organized the way you’re organized, but I do believe in labeling everything having its own container and I love plastic containers because they are bugproof. They are waterproof and they contain the whole project so it’s a win-win for me great video.

[@dinahmoore7002]

I can feel the difference in my back pain. Thank you. ❤

[@marci.abraham]

Thank you for correcting the spelling of Labels omg that was funny!

[@PhilipBlank]

This is glorious! Rings true to my heart and I’ll work to implement some of these methods such as the baggies!

[@CascadeCaps]

This is so extra and I love it. Thank you for sharing your system.

[@nazneenismail]

Best organising video very helpful 👌

[@MikeSkrzynski]

I absolutely need to apply the approaches you've discussed. I've been trying to do similar organization, but in a piecemeal way. Seeing how dialed in your methods are is extremely helpful. Having a system is a necessity for me.

[@tooshieg2059]

Practical and simple tips. Very professional

[@iammik]

This is million dollar content right here

[@DutchGuyInChina]

This is absolute gold.

[@nieoceniona]

ive been OBSSESED with this video and these tips. I live in a rental and we have that one space near the entry that is soo cluttered. I already planned the categories. Thank you, you really change and make better lives of others! And hello from Poland :)

[@psyyyche]

Is this my new favourite video, ever? Probably. This is great work and I hope to be able to implement it in the future! I would love for you to tackle kitchen cupboards too lol. Thanks again!

[@LowOutput]

I don’t know how KZbin knows I’m disorganized and messy but somehow this popped up between everything else I was watching. Subscribed!

[@createwildescapes]

First time viewer here, I found your ideas really creative and helpful! Thank you 🍀