It’s basically this:
The cycle of minimalism
11 responses to “The cycle of minimalism”
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So true. ๐ It seems I need to be very careful to watch what comes in my house or it accumulates quickly. My tendency to save everything I can can lead to clutter. Most recently I finally sat down to work making books, napkins a new blanket and a pair of curtains all from things I saved and planned to do just this, but time got in the way….until now.
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I am guilty of saving things for projects too! But I rarely get around to them. New rule is that if I don’t finish the project in 6 months, I toss it. If I don’t use it, I lose it! I am working on a house-wide purge right now of un-used stuff. Big undertaking.
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My new rule is similar but instead of getting rid of it I can’t bring anything more in until I finish what I have. Instead, I try to find others to pass it on to. It’s been really hard as I don’t like to see anything wasted.
Speaking of house, are you going to tell us about your new home?
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When I get out from under the stuff ๐
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Trust me I know what you mean.
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So true! I feel stuff creeping back into my life…. urgggh. Another purge soon I think! Luckily I do small ones constantly otherwise I think I would be an anxious mess-too much clutter!!
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I just moved and there’s stuff everywhere… need to cleeeean.
So true! Sometimes I feel like I’m in a constant state if input/output in my apartment.
This made me lose my breath. I am STILL after a YEAR in the initial getting rid of stuff phase. You mean I’ll have to do this all over again in a year or two? WAH!!
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Sorry! ๐ It gets easier after you do it the first time.
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I bloody well hope so! ๐
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