Am I the only one who can not easily part from beloved things? Especially when they don't show any visible damage like holes or stains. Them dating back to a time when everthing seemed posisble, the glorious days of Start Ups and the early days of the New Economy in Europe does not make it easier.
I know Lisa who is on the same page like me, when it comes to saying goodbye to sweaters who are past their age. How about you?
EDIT:
The red sweater is gone, so is a grey polyester-sweater with shrunken sleeves (too short!)plus half a dozen sweaters of Mr Paula, he started de-cluttering within 24 hours, including some worn-put pants he kept for years. How I love this virus called de-cluttering!
my rule? If you haven't worn it in 6 months, and I don't mean due to the season, get rid of it. If you haven't worn it, you won't miss it.
ReplyDeletephew, 6 months would feel like a de-clutter bootcamp to me! Terms of 2 years already seem overhasty to me. But 6 months ...
ReplyDeleteI do hold onto them:). The best is when they are in good enough shape to give them to my daughter.
ReplyDeleteHey! I do hold on onto them.
ReplyDeleteAnyway I enjoyed reading your blog a lot. will sure pop by another time! let's keep in touch okay. following you now.
silvia
www.poisepolish.com
I got rid of almost everything, and am slowly adding pieces back as I make them. I also bought a few things, but not many. It was time to make a fresh start.
ReplyDeleteLisa, I am not sure if my niece would appreciate my worn sweaters.
ReplyDeleteSilvia, thank you! I had no idea you were reading my blog in the past. Of course not :-)
Susan, fresh is the right word!