I had nearly nothing to do And so much time to do it Rearranged each room for Arc Digest Every drawer is now clean and redone All of my socks and my jockey shorts Passionately ironed and neatly arranged Shined shoes put back alphabetically Clothes closets emptied and rehung Total grooming plus daily mani/pedis Ordering …

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