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Weekend uncluttering
Feb. 3rd, 2019 08:23 pm![[personal profile]](https://www.dreamwidth.org/img/silk/identity/user.png){kind=small}
fred_mouseHow is your uncluttering going this weekend?
I'm mostly continuing on stockpiling items that will probably leave the house in a recently cleared area of the spare room. I'm not counting them yet, because I haven't done the emotional work of deciding, or of running the suggestions past the rest of the house. However, they are out of the front hall, which is nice. I still need to do a stack of work to get it down to less than a teetering mound, but I have hope.
What did leave the house this weekend -- some items via the local Buy Nothing group (from which I also acquired a few things -- most of which are going in to work and the other one has already been used!), and expired medications to the pharmacy.
And I've found a cheap notebook, and am making notes in two sets. The first is items I've found to rehome, and the second is items I have successfully rehomed. I anticipate that seeing one list growing while the other is not will motivate me to get more things out of the house.
I'm mostly continuing on stockpiling items that will probably leave the house in a recently cleared area of the spare room. I'm not counting them yet, because I haven't done the emotional work of deciding, or of running the suggestions past the rest of the house. However, they are out of the front hall, which is nice. I still need to do a stack of work to get it down to less than a teetering mound, but I have hope.
What did leave the house this weekend -- some items via the local Buy Nothing group (from which I also acquired a few things -- most of which are going in to work and the other one has already been used!), and expired medications to the pharmacy.
And I've found a cheap notebook, and am making notes in two sets. The first is items I've found to rehome, and the second is items I have successfully rehomed. I anticipate that seeing one list growing while the other is not will motivate me to get more things out of the house.
