World of Movable Objects. Part 1

Suppose that you are sitting at the writing table. In front of you there are books, text-books, pens, pencils, pieces of paper with some short notes, and a lot of other things. You need to do something, you have to organize your working place, and for this you will start moving the things around the table. There are no restrictions on moving all these things and there are no regulations on how they must be placed. You can put some items side by side or atop each other, you can put several books in an accurate pile, or you can move the bunch of small items to one side in a single movement and forget about them, because you do not need them at the moment. You do not need any instructions for the process of organizing your working place; you simply start putting the things in such an order, which is the best for you at this particular moment. Later, if something does not satisfy you or if you do not need some items in their places, you will move some of the items around and rearrange everything in whatever order you need without even paying attention to this process. You make your working place comfortable for your work at each moment and according to your wish.