Why do I always think I’m going to need all this stuff later on? It’s ridiculous! I don’t need some book report I did in high school. Although it is fun to read it and see how simple my writing style was and how much I have improved. Also, it feels nice to recycle it after I am done reading it. I figure, if I get rid of things a little at a time at least I am making some progress, even if it takes me years.
TiaSerre is using her time constructively.
I found that each time I let go of clutter, I felt freer. Sometimes I think we see some of our old things and we remember the feelings, and events related to them.
One of the things I found that helped me get rid of things was really thinking about how that piece of clutter/memories made me feel. Were they bad memories? If so, I could let them go, and move on to the future. If they were truly good and uplifting feelings, I could keep them, but store them.
It is amazing how much we hold onto things that make us feel bad. It’s time to let those things go!
Great job!
smile.share.enjoy life wants to Get a university degree
be happy with my body
be happy being single
Find a cure for aids
design my own tattoo
stop eating my fingers
meet madonna
stay focused
lose about 50 pounds
learn sign language
delilah88220 wants to identify 100 things that make me happy.
Get a new job
be more self-confident
manage my time better
learn to SCUBA dive
WATCH OLD EPISODES OF SMALL WONDER, DIFF'RENT STROKES, OUT OF THIS WORLD, FACTS OF LIFE, 227, GOOD TIMES, SILVER SPOONS, THE JEFFERSONS AND ALL IN THE FAMILY
Quit Smoking
do a sprint triathlon
pass my driving test
watch free movies
get over a broken heart
DrakesMommy wants to stop eating fast food
own a grand piano
find the meaning of life
Live happily ever after
Watch all of Alfred Hitchcock's movies
