Here's the 1-2-3 of this book:
The process takes 6 months. You start with your clothes, all clothes. Put your tops in a pile. Starting with off-season clothes, pick up each item and ruthlessly toss it into a discard box (actually more than 1 box but that's a minor detail) unless you have worn it recently or can honestly say that it ... brings you joy. Then you do the same thing with piles of (1) skirts/pants, (2) shoes, (3) accessories.
Do the same with (1) books, (2) your papers, (3) miscellany, and (4) sentimental items.
I only read half of the book (it was overdue at the library) but I might give it a try. It's so very rigid and that might appeal to me. I've already decided to completely ignore her advice about books. I'm not normal about books and I'm not ever going to be, so the books stay. [By the way, she recommends having a tiny number, fewer than 30 I think she said. Snort. As if.]
Hi to Margaret, Zazzy, Peggy, and Kitt for saying hello!
Oh, and there's this. Makes me laugh every time I see it. So juvenile I know. Keith has a new album out.
Showing posts with label Keith Richards. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Keith Richards. Show all posts
Thursday, September 17, 2015
Wednesday, August 24, 2011
My only damage from yesterday's earthquake: my Keith Richards bobble head doll fell off his perch. But no injuries.
The last time I posted about my Keith bobble head doll (can you tell how much I love him?) someone offered me 100 bucks for it. Let's see if the bidding has gone up in the interim.
Maybe I should tidy up that perch of Keith's. If there's a flat empty surface in my home it quickly becomes un-empty.
Saturday, February 21, 2009
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