Use It or Lose It!

I have consolidated this goal into “declutter my life”.
So I will mark this as “done”, but it’s really something I’ll keep working on.
I hope to add many entries here!

- Tossed out the flower bulbs that dried out because I didn’t plant them in time. (lose it)

- Collected in one place the seeds brought to me from Hawaii by my sister. I didn’t plant them before because I wasn’t sure they would survive the temperature fluctuations outside. I finally converted the temperatures mentioned in Fahrehneit on the packets into Celcius degrees, and it turns out I was right. All these plants thrive at 18-30 degrees Celcius, so they can only be planted inside.
There’s a project for me: plant those seeds! (use it by the end of September; if not, lose it)

Decided to use it.
Hopefully the pigeons won’t like it and will stay away!

This is a treatment of ampules and a special shampoo, because my hair has been falling off since springtime.
It needs to be applied 3 times/week
I really want to use it – not lose it!

I have this really expensive bottle from Lancome which I never used before.

One way or the other, it won’t be around by the end of July.

Following a friend’s recommendation, I bought a (humongous) box of cheap detergent powder about a year ago.
Over time, I have gradually grown to hate it. I cleans well, but I despise the way it smells. So I have 2 loads’ worth of powder in that huge box, taking up space under the sink.

Cut-off date for this: June 27 (2 weeks from now)

Outcome: use it (finished on June 18)

I have all these supplies of green tea with different flavors (mint, jasmine, vanilla, lemongrass) which I bought while I was trying to find the perfect one.
This quest led me to the discovery that my favorite afternoon drink is a hot cup of mint infusion (no tea), but I have all those leftover teas which I like so-and-so (I just don’t love them).

So I will not open a new pack of mint before I’m done with all the green stuff!

should be done by the end of July

For a packrat like myself, this is a basic survival strategy.