I realize that people who can see can afford to be more careless than I can. And what I mean by that is they don't have to put things back in the same place every time. It doesn't matter if they move the tea kettle 9 inches to the right because they are going to be able to find it using their eyesight. It doesn't matter if they leave a package of bacon open when they go across the room to answer the telephone because they can watch to make sure that the cat or the dog doesn't steal it. They can leave garbage places and come back and pick it up later and throw it away. And all this is well and good until they practice the same behaviors in my house. I tried to be very patient and I tried to be understanding because I know for most people putting things back where they belong and throwing things away immediately when you are done using the packaging is not something they do in their own homes and in their own lives, but when they come to my house and they do these kinds of things, it makes about a 30 minute cleaning project for yours truly when the wheels come off of the wagon. This very frustrated Toot! brought to you by the mess I just cleaned up because someone has been using a little plastic bucket I had for garbage only they didn't tell me and the guest dog got on my table and threw trash everywhere and of course I only found it when my dog started bringing me garbage, and I couldn't figure out where it was coming from because I throw my garbage away immediately every time. Then I found the bucket! Which by the way had been chewed up into 1 million tiny pieces… So imagine cleaning up that mess when you can't see it. The mess is cleaned up, but I am still a little bit annoyed.
