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unclutter2018-12-09 06:28 pm
fred_mouse) wrote in unclutter2018-12-09 06:28 pm
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Weekend uncluttering
What uncluttering have you achieved this weekend?
Prompted by something, I went and investigated the Buy Nothing project again, and discovered that there is now a group in my area. So I joined it, offered something that has been sitting in the front hall for *weeks*, and it should be collected tomorrow! I'm now eyeing off several other things that I haven't been able to find a home for, and wondering what luck I might have with those. But just on weekends, I'm thinking, just because I know I got a bit overwhelmed when I was in the local freecycle group, trying to keep track of when people were coming, and what I'd offered.
Prompted by something, I went and investigated the Buy Nothing project again, and discovered that there is now a group in my area. So I joined it, offered something that has been sitting in the front hall for *weeks*, and it should be collected tomorrow! I'm now eyeing off several other things that I haven't been able to find a home for, and wondering what luck I might have with those. But just on weekends, I'm thinking, just because I know I got a bit overwhelmed when I was in the local freecycle group, trying to keep track of when people were coming, and what I'd offered.
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I had never heard of the Buy Nothing Project, and looked it up based on your mention. It looks like an interesting way to re-home items, though it seems to require more energy than just dropping things off at a collection point.