But from the inside — cluttered with about 200 furs, a display case of American Indian jewelry, old telephone books, piles of sketches and an antique sewing machine — Mr. Feller, 83, tells a simpler story.
And there's nothing cluttered about Nate, either; he has a boy's agility, and, like a boy, he's charming (and occasionally tiresome) in his need — his desire — to tell us about himself.
Flow and production term shown in (C) and (D), respectively, were obtained processing 17 maps of cumulative rainfall rate, each obtained adding sampled images for 30 min. All radar maps presented a still local maximum, which is a clutter, centred about 19 km East and 5 km North of Turin.
Talk about clutter! (And can I also complain about the fact that TiVo's database of TV codes didn't include the one that could control my Samsung TV? Or that the remote can't just "learn" the code either, as some others can?).
Many grouse to the news media, anonymously, about the clutter and clatter and about concerns that such an eyesore damages home values in a subdivision of half-acre lots with neat lawns and tasteful facades.
However, there are some fairly standard reasons that bring about sentimental clutter: Someone you care/cared about very much gave the item(s) to you.
Below is an excerpt from her blog about the myths we tell ourselves about clutter and why we shouldn't believe them.
I think there's a lesson in here about clutter and memory and the passage of time -- and maybe about what happens when you don't finish processing everything.
