Ooh, my favorite “throw away” would be those clothes you see hanging in your closet that’s been there for years. You tell yourself each time you think about getting rid of them “you never know, I just might wear that one day, I still like it.” A year later, “you never know, I just might wear that still.” Can you relate? Why do we hang on to things that only create more clutter?
Personally, I’m a neat freak, always have been. I despise clutter. But, getting rid of the clothes I never wear is a little bit different story. I’m getting better though. The thing about clutter is when you go to look for something important, there’s a high risk that you’ll have to search a while to find it, if ever. If everything is in its proper place, all nicely organized, rarely will you ever have that problem. But, I know, not everyone operates that way. Nevertheless, the article attached is interesting and helpful.
Living with less isn’t about the number of things you get rid of it’s about living with enough to be content and getting rid of the rest. The rest is just clutter, unnecessary, energy-…
Source: 200 Things to Throw Away % | Embracing Homemaking
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