Another FYP accomplished

I had a motley collection of drinking glasses, probably more than I needed to serve my needs. In the cupboard above the refrigerator are six Baccarat goblets and six Ernst & Young tumblers. I cherish these and I use them when dining indoors. In the cupboard above the sink were one glass glass from Publix, one glass glass souvenir of an Oprah seminar, and various scratched, dinged and mismatched plastic tumblers. No where near serving my needs in the happy and satisfied department

The solution: keeping the Baccarat and the old fashioneds, I banished all other drinking glasses to the thrift shop box, and bought six new plastic (patio-safe) colored glasses at the supermarket. Sufficient? Yes. Happy? Yes. Satisfied? Yes. And one square foot of Four Yellow Plates Consciousness has been accomplished.

This is a new useful yardstick for examining the nature of and accomplishing Four Yellow Plates Consciousness. Whatever I am holding up to this standard has to be enough, to be beautiful, and to be functional, in order to meet the criteria set by four, yellow, and plates.