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Marsha Laxner's specific collection.
Brazilian scythes and harrows
A type of furniture owned by Marsha Laxner.
Figured mahogany highboy
Three U.S. Presidents mentioned in the story through their items.
Jefferson, Washington, and Adams
The place where the Laxners keep some of their clutter.
Garage
Phrase used to describe the tightness of items in Marsha Laxner’s home.
Tightly as Machu Picchu
Marsha Laxner’s husband.
Julian Laxner
Julian imagines this unusual feature connecting the pool to another part of the house.
Pool flows into the warehouse
Where Julian suggests the delivery driver put the highboy.
Porch
The event that 'washes Julian Laxner clean'.
Meteor showers
How Julian Laxner's fate is described.
Condemned like Sisyphus
A luxury vehicle mentioned in the story.
Range Rover
Julian Laxner’s profession.
Astronomer
How Julian Laxner came into money for his possessions.
Late mother’s money
Julian Laxner's feelings about his possessions.
Feels like Judas
Susan Certaine’s occupation.
Professional organizer
Specific scents associated with Susan Certaine.
Hot breath, soap, Sen-Sen, and Listerine
Description of Susan Certaine’s method of organizing.
Like a dental hygienist
The time Susan Certaine estimates it will take to organize the house.
A week
Susan Certaine’s usual wardrobe choice.
Wears black
Where Marsha Laxner frequently shops for items.
Flea markets
Public figure mentioned in relation to a large collection of shoes.
Imelda Marcos
Country where one of Susan Certaine’s clients worked as a journalist.
Ethiopia
The profession of the three children of Susan Certaine’s clients.
Grain merchants
How much money Susan Certaine charges each day.
A thousand dollars a day
A psychologist mentioned in the story.
Dr. Doris Hauskopf
Where Julian Laxner has breakfast.
Armenian deli
Items from foreign places mentioned in the Laxners' home.
Birdhouses from Heidelberg and Zurich
How long Marsha Laxner’s house has been in its cluttered condition.
Two years
Large vehicles mentioned in relation to the house's situation.
18-wheel vans
Where the Laxners live.
Simi Valley
How many years Julian and Marsha Laxner have been married.
16 years
Area of Mare Fecunditatis mentioned in the story.
Southeast quadrants
How long Julian takes to answer the door to Susan Certaine.
60 seconds
What Julian Laxner received when he was 12, belonging to Captain Joshua Slocum.
Starview scope
Type of telescope mentioned in the story.
Astrolabe
Julian Laxner’s breakfast order.
Eggs over easy, 3 strips of bacon, toast, waffles, coffee, orange juice, and yogurt with fruit
What Susan Certaine typically orders for breakfast.
Wheat toast and coffee
The metaphorical name associated with Julian Laxner.
Co-dependent hostel
Location of the Susan Certaine Co-Dependent Hostel.
Sherman Oaks in Manhattan
Business owned by Fred, bunkmate of Julian at the hostel.
BMW dealership in Encino
The movie shown in the mental hospital.
The Snake Pit
Where Julian Laxner goes to escape from his life.
Motel
What time Julian Laxner wakes up on Sunday.
6 AM
Soap used by Julian Laxner in place of detergent.
Ivory soap
Type of electric razor used by Julian Laxner.
Braun Flex Control
How late the cab is when Julian Laxner calls for it.
45 minutes late
Cosmetic item worn by Susan Certaine.
Blush
Susan Certaine’s organizing technique.
Organizing one item per day for 60 days