carien MrScout has a room here at his inlaws. We still use it and store presents, etc, in it. It needs a clear out, too, and I'm already on it. 
As I've said before MrScout is a hoarder it verges on embarrassing sometimes. Oh the crap stuff he has. Unfortunately, though, since we're leaving Sunday and not Monday I can't get some of it out but I tell my MiL which bags/boxes are to go and she does it when MrScout's out of the house. Oh the shame. 
Toddler's woken up in good form.
To add to the number of kids convo -- my dad was one of 16. A friend from high school was the youngest of 16. Another friend from high school was the 3rd of 10. From what I can gather my dad's family ran much more smoothly than my friends' families did. The friend who was one of ten used paper products for every meal which always shocked me.
My grandfather, who liked cooking, had it down to miliary precision. Oh the gallons and gallons of milk they'd go through in a day! They had one refrigerator dedicated to milk. I remember going to Thanksgiving there (they lived in different part of the country than we did) and all of the kids went home with their spouses/girlfriends/boyfriends and kids (and this is before all of my cousins were born) and there were close to 40 of us. It was overwhelming and fabulous at the same time.
What's interesting is in my family none of the 16 have more than three children. Only my dad has three. Most of them are childless, two have two and three have one.
On my weekend to do list:
Seniors -- financials
Seniors -- emails
Seniors -- supply ordering
banking
post office
card writing
uploading pictures
updating presents spreadsheets
menu planning & grocery list
diary entries
I can't wait to get home and continue the decluttering!