Starting her online business and downsizing into an inherited overly-furnished twelve hundred square foot home in the span of six months was no big deal to Evie Burgess. But when her husband, Leo, known as the neighborhood curmudgeon, suddenly retires two years sooner than expected, Evie's space has been invaded by the never-ending presence of constant interruptions and impulsive hoarding of all objects nonessential. It doesn't help that their elderly neighbor is continually gifting them with objects which have no value and serve no purpose. Organization and multi-tasking are second nature to Evie. Trying to curtail Leo's hoarding tendencies and hook him up with a hobby that won't annoy the neighbors is at the top of her to-do list. However, becoming an over-controlling maniac is the last thing Evie wants to be known as to her family. Secretly ridding their home of clutter is frustrating as Evie attempts to keep their marriage and home from bursting at the seams and tilting out of control. The only way to keep her sanity is the daily communication Evie maintains with Willie Lump-Lump, her child-hood cat.