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Alas,
I confess. I save everything, "You never know when
you might need it". I am desperately trying to
become "Hoardless". Every once in a while (every
ten or so years) I go through the closets, drawers,
under beds, behind sofas etc. and start to throw
out. I usually reduce the Hoards by half but still,
I find it hard to resist keeping this or that which
I haven't used since the last time I threw out the
clutter. This time I really mean business. I
promise.
Here
are a few hints for those of you who want to join
in this monumental event.
2.
There should be a special place for everything.
I did that one year, and it was wonderful until
I began to fill up the empty spaces
in-between.
3.
Think of all the homeless who could use those
clothes you haven't worn for ten years.
4.
Make a closet into only storage space, shelves,
drawers, cupboards and whatever.
5.
Make your clothes closet workable. Add shelves,
shoe racks, etc. Use boxes and label them, label
them, label them.
6.
Hang your pots and pans in the kitchen to free
up drawer or cupboard space.
7.
Use attractive containers for kitchen tools
instead of storing in drawers.
8.
Get rid of plastic containers without
lids.
9.
Hang pots and pans to free up cupboard and
drawer space
10.
The secret is get rid of it, all the its,
maybes, might's and could be's.
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