I loved reading this Paul. Before I moved, I downsized and got rid of so much stuff. As I sifted through years and years of accumulated junk, I wondered why I kept so much of what I did. It’s all gone now and let me tell you, it wasn’t easy to rid of some of it even though a lot of it was meaningless
Thanks, Darcy. Glad I'm not alone 🤣 - Even on my desk at this moment, there's a YETI sticker from an insulated cup or cooler I've never owned, business cards from men I'd rather not do business with, a receipt from Thrifty Car Rental (from two years ago), and a highlighter - out of ink - but that I still keep but don't know why 🤣
This really made me think about the emotional gravity of everyday objects. Why do some things slip away without a second thought, and others stay with us for decades? Great read!
Thanks, Dael. —and there’s so much more. The odd marbles, little stones…I’ve got a tiny piece of driftwood, not much bigger than a flattened toothpick-sitting on my dresser right now
I loved reading this Paul. Before I moved, I downsized and got rid of so much stuff. As I sifted through years and years of accumulated junk, I wondered why I kept so much of what I did. It’s all gone now and let me tell you, it wasn’t easy to rid of some of it even though a lot of it was meaningless
Thanks, Darcy. Glad I'm not alone 🤣 - Even on my desk at this moment, there's a YETI sticker from an insulated cup or cooler I've never owned, business cards from men I'd rather not do business with, a receipt from Thrifty Car Rental (from two years ago), and a highlighter - out of ink - but that I still keep but don't know why 🤣
...we are strange animals indeed
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This really made me think about the emotional gravity of everyday objects. Why do some things slip away without a second thought, and others stay with us for decades? Great read!
Aww Thanks, Amina! ☺️
Very thoughtful read, the things we hold onto that seemingly are meaningless.
Thanks, Dael. —and there’s so much more. The odd marbles, little stones…I’ve got a tiny piece of driftwood, not much bigger than a flattened toothpick-sitting on my dresser right now