Scoured the house for all the tools I've left in random places. Still missing a few but I'm getting there.
Bonus: charging station 
Edit: my ADHD organization process: 
It's a work in progress lol
this post was submitted on 30 May 2026
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When you move into a house in the suburbs, you're assigned one of those yellow and blue ladders.
Hah, that's actually my suburban dad's. He just left it here after helping me with my gutters. I think it's mine now?
It's yours. If he needs a ladder, he'll buy a new one. Complaining about how much ladders cost is a favorite pastime of old men.
I actually just borrowed another ladder from him, too. I'll never get this one from him though. A nice collapsible aluminum ladder, about 20' extended but you can carry it under one arm.
He talks about it every time he gets to use it. It's kind of an inside joke in the family.
I've had it for a week and I've already told my neighbors and now all of you wonderfully dull people.
I'm turning into my father and I don't like it
Why not? Sounds like you'd at least get a cool ladder out of it