Yes… and no. With the exception of four cabinets I have under the bar (which contains almost never used barware, jugs, mugs, dishware, and paper plates), I know what drawer/cabinet everything is in.
I know what is where in the kitchen, mostly without thinking about it. And if I wasn’t home and someone called me, I could tell them where to find just about anything I use regularly–providing someone else didn’t move it in the meantime.
I’m afraid to try – in fact I know I may have problems. I have a strong idea in the kitchen but then stuff stored under the benches and more down in the cellar on storage racks. I cannot name everything offhand, but I recall buying it. You start getting to bakeware and I’m know I’m in trouble. Then you get to serveware and the like and there are terrines and such that I know I have but would have to start a search party
We are doing those too? I was just thinking about stuffs within the kitchen.
Ah, but are there things you don’t use regularly? That’s the hard part!
Let your conscience be your guide!
Hmmm… I was going by the title “your stuff”. So I feel like all your secret hidey-holes and your expansion rooms where you keep your overflow is fair game.
You are showing the wisdom on this point that Marie Kondo espouses.