Been home from vacation for a week and have 2 bags to donate. We were in many people’s homes during our trip and most had way more stuff than we do so that felt good.
Been home from vacation for a week and have 2 bags to donate. We were in many people’s homes during our trip and most had way more stuff than we do so that felt good.
TT: That reminds me of when I help my mom declutter, and then come home all motivated to do the same in my own house!
Three more books in the donation box - I am on a roll! As fascinating as he was, will I really ever want to re-read Ed Gein's biography?
I never read a book again so out they go when I am done. I started decluttering 15 years ago. I got super serious 6 years ago when I retired. Sold half our furniture when we moved. I never used to notice how much stuff is in other people’s homes but do now which I find weird.
I almost never re-read books anymore either. I've always enjoyed being able to lend books, but hell, that's why we have libraries.
I never lend them out but I give them away so they are no longer my problem)
I'm still awed by being able to keep hundreds of books in my pocket via Kindle. Heaven.
I only keep richly-illustrated books and some cookbooks (that I never use) for the most part.
2 more bras out! And a loaf pan that always makes a too-dry bread. I'm going to buy a glass pyrex for the cabin. I'm done with that no-stick thing. I was going to toss a warped nonstick cookie sheet too but it's coming in handy for containing quilt piece cutting so for now, it's a keeper.
In DH’s absence, I cleaned out bathroom drawers, a t shirt. In the garbage, a lot,of junk that was hanging on for decades.
Have toss half a garbage can of crap feom the now definct greenhouse.
in the next few days
I will organize food containers and toss them out if no lids, will also toss out excess lids.
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