Closet shelving and drinking glass holder

[Jason Foster]

I prescribe to the Less-is-More philosophy.  My wife and I have two stainless steel double walled coffee cups.  That's it.  If neighbors come by, they better bring their own cups if they want to sample the good stuff.

[Guest]

On 12/30/2023 at 8:49 PM, Jason Foster said:

I prescribe to the Less-is-More philosophy.

I think you approach is probably better. I always take extra cups, wine glasses, koozies, chairs, wine, beer, chairs, and cigars.

I guess that's why I have a four door RAM 3500 with an eight foot bed. 😂

Kirk

[Jason Foster]

12 hours ago, snakeriveridaho said:

I think you approach is probably better. I always take extra cups, wine glasses, koozies, chairs, wine, beer, chairs, and cigars.

I guess that's why I have a four door RAM 3500 with an eight foot bed. 😂

Kirk

I noticed that you said chairs twice.  Ooof.  How many, exactly, are we talking about here, my dude?

 

[MAX Burner]

On 1/2/2024 at 11:34 AM, snakeriveridaho said:

I always take extra cups, wine glasses, koozies, chairs, wine, beer, chairs, and cigars.

We pretty much take the same except for the extra chairs....   Wine, beer, and stogies a plenty!

[SeaDawg]

I find that carrying 4 of everything in dishware/drinkware  means I usually only have to do dishes once a day, conserving water. 😅 and, of course, time. I carry extra cutlery, and paper plates, and a few paper plate holders. Our daughter gave is a couple stainless thermal wine glasses a few years ago. Love those, and our Strahl wine glasses. 

I recycled a small stack of plastic disposable cups we had in the cupboard for many years, recently.  Never used, they were brittle. 

Extra "chairs" used to be two, in early days. Then one. Now, the Rubbermaid two step stool and the Ollie front  step work for us. If guests don't bring their own, and no picnic table at the site, they work. Less packing. Less toting. 

Less is more, as practical,  for our style.