The best way to start giving things away. Is a little at a time.
And if there is another person to help you, even better.
You can decide what is going where, and the other person can
label it, or put in in a bag that is labeled.
Having another person there can be a great support.
Yours, Mine and Ours, Post 2
I realize that when people are young, they are just starting to gather things. To collect and store and use.
But, then comes a time of realization. There are things that need to go.
And oh, how difficult it can be.
First of all, It's work.
Looking at each thing. Experiencing the memories.
However. Letting-go is part of life.
And we do it every day, without even realizing it.
There are things that we will never do again, or even think of again.
To make things easier. Think twice before keeping or buying things
at the old gift shop. The rose from the prom, the Christmas cards from friends.
The thing, whatever it is, from the Great Aunt.
Don't you dare stick them in a drawer or closet.
Go through the mail before setting it down.
Did your husband keep his tux, uhhuh... get rid of the dress.
Well...maybe not.
But, It's gotta go sometime.
Every stinking thing that you bring into the house.
Will eventually leave the house.
Some people are into keeping stuff.
But for those that would like to sort it out,
I would like to share some tips... to be continued.
Post #1
Yours Mine and Ours
Closets, garages, attics or basements are where we keep our useful and needed objects, right?
That's how it all begins. But, then we have a way of ignoring our the stuff in our usual surroundings.
Closets and even rooms become never never land.
Totes become full of ...stuff from another lifetime.
Elastic gets hard.
Fabric gets eaten by moths and musty.
Clothes no longer fit your body or lifestyle.
We shut the door on it all.
If things are not used-up, they will alternately disintegrate while not used.
That's what happens.
Who deals with it? And how?
That's what I want to talk about.
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