Originally posted by josephwSo as soon as an object is no longer used or has no anticipated use in the future, you get rid of it?
Maybe I'm taking the OP to seriously. I'm not materialistic. I try to minimize the number of man made objects I need to survive. In my opinion living life has little to do with what "stuff" one has and everything to do with what one is and does.
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I'm a chucker - "when in doubt, throw it out".
I'm married to a hoarder - still has some of his university textbooks, 40 years later - his rule is something like "you never know when you might need it".
Using my approach, you either find you don't need it or have an excuse to buy the latest version. And if you don't have it, you don't have to pay for a big house to store it all in, so you have more money available to buy the new stuff. 🙂
back to the topic: fitted sheets to fit a double bed mattress (72 inches x 54 inches)
Originally posted by KewpieI feel your pain. My spouse is a hoarder and my hands itch in anxiety every time I
I'm a chucker - "when in doubt, throw it out".
I'm married to a hoarder - still has some of his university textbooks, 40 years later - his rule is something like "you never know when you might need it".
Using my approach, you either find you don't need it or have an excuse to buy the latest version. And if you don't have it, you don't have to pay for a ...[text shortened]... ff. 🙂
back to the topic: fitted sheets to fit a double bed mattress (72 inches x 54 inches)
think how much the Salvation Army would adore to receive all that stuff.
