What things do you have to have just so?

[JWBear]

Originally Posted by alphabassettgrrl

Hhmm.... yeah, I organize my money by president. Helps to know how much I have.

What do you do with your 10s and 100s?

[Ghoulish Delight]

Video games.

More-so back in the era of games you couldn't save, so each time you sat down was a complete game (win or lose). If it was a game I owned and got good at, I'd eventually settle on some optimal, or particularly fun, path through the game and would often restart the game if I messed up said path.

There was at least one Nintendo game that I knew by rote so well that I could literally start the game, flip the TV input back to TV and play chunks of it blind. Bases Loaded. There a few pitchers that had pitches the computer couldn't hit. I'd flip over to TV, throw 9 strikes blind, then flip back to play offense.

[BarTopDancer]

Apparently my kitchen needs to be just so. It is driving me bonkers so I went to Target, bought a bunch of organization stuff and and I plan to reorganize it tonight.

[Alex]

I'd suggest just getting rid of any top bedding altogether. It's a barbaric habit retained from our earliest cave dwelling days.

[Mousey Girl]

I know I have a lot of little things. When I was working, my desk HAD to be cleared before I felt comfortable enough to leave. When I started my day, I liked to have everything organized.

Scruffy seems to have some issues about sleeping. If I am on the chair, I must have some sort of cover for him. In bed, he can only lay on my left side. If I try to lay on the left side of the bed (or couch) he will fuss until I am on the right side.

[Kevy Baby]

Originally Posted by Mousey Girl

Scruffy seems to have some issues about sleeping. If I am on the chair, I must have some sort of cover for him. In bed, he can only lay on my left side. If I try to lay on the left side of the bed (or couch) he will fuss until I am on the right side.

Moglet (one of our cats) will not let you have your arms crossed. If she is sitting in your lap and you cross your arms, she will head-but your arms until you uncross them.

This is a picture of her after she decided to take a dirt bath: her whole body should be the color of her face

[flippyshark]

A cat that doesn't allow arm folding - very amusing. I know a couple who used to have a dog, a very pretty Collie, who would not allow the two of them to touch, hug or be intimate with each other in any way. She was their very own personal chaperone, and I suspect she thought she was protecting her mommy from a guy she never quite accepted as a family member. It was very funny to watch. Just the slightest hug or kiss on the cheek and Josie would jump and yap and bark until they stopped. Anyway, these two somehow managed to have children in spite of their dog.

[cirquelover]

Sadly our cat won't let us touch each other either. Sometimes we get in a secret hug but always comment "you better hurry because Shadow will be here any moment!". He used to let me snuggle the kid but lately even that is forbidden by the cat!

Kevy, that is the dirtiest cat I have ever seen! Did you have to wash him?

[Kevy Baby]

Originally Posted by cirquelover

Kevy, that is the dirtiest cat I have ever seen! Did you have to wash her?

No, she cleaned herself (thankfully). But that was a shot we just had to get!

[Morrigoon]

I'm finicky about my books. I strive to bend the binding as little as possible, especially paperbacks. I cringe when someone bends the read half back around the binding, curling the front cover, and I'm hesitant to loan books to anyone who does. I know this is lame because I'm that way even about cheapy paperbacks that I have no intention of reading again. I also check the binding frequently to make sure I'm not bending it.

My glasses go in haphazardly, and frequently stacked. TP roll is over the top.

I used to be wiggy about my CDs, but now they're spread out across so many places that I can't keep them in perfect rows any more.

If I get a set of something, crayons, for example, they have to go back in in the order they came from the factory, and I'll use the inside of the box lid to guide me in returning them to that order. I got mad at a kid in school ones for reorganizing my crayons into rainbow order. But since I'd lost the original order, they then had to stay that way.