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Folding and putting away

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Task	How often	Minutes	Takes out of you	Sits in your mind	Breaks your day	The doing	The carrying
Fold a load of laundry and put it away	three times a week	20	barely notice it	a passing thought	mostly flexible	1.07	0.60
why ANCHOR: energy 1, named as such in spec §5.1. Vigilance 2, revised from 1 on review: the pile is visible and nags, which is genuine between-occurrences carry. It sits at 2 rather than higher because it is self-announcing: the world does the remembering for you, which is what separates it from the dentist at 5. The carry ('is there a clean uniform for Monday') is a separate task (laundry.plan.stock_check), vigilance 4.
Put the clean clothes away in the right places	twice a week	10	barely notice it	a passing thought	fits anywhere	0.33	0.53
why Library v2: merged with the children's put-away row (D-162, too fine to tell apart). 10 minutes, between the two rows' 6 and 8: a household with children puts more away, one without less.

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