Every year, we sit around on New Yer's Eve or New Years Day, resolving to change. Almost never happens in the degree that we wish it to.
Years ago, I read a book in which they family was making resolutions for each other. the one brother- who was probably autistic was given "Pleas ( that was his name) resolves to be happy"
I think that's a good resolution, and one I will try to keep.
I resolve to remember that there is balance in the world, that I can't save everyone and that sometimes the answer to my prayers is "no"
I do want to get my house in order. I have about two years before I plan to move, so THAT should give me enough time to get rid of everything and neaten up a little.
It's the 'neaten up" that takes time. I will be working on one box at a time, tossing, recycling , donating and shredding. I swear I will be kinder to my shredder. Yesterday I broke it, but Chris was able to fix it. Great having a guy who's so handy!
The VietNam Veterans come to your house and pick up the stuff you can't use anymore. SMALL items. but they are listed as a very responsible charity so it's a win-win.
Every year I get things that will "help me organize" Now if I can only find the BOX I put that stuff into, I can get started.....
Yes, along with losing a lot of weight, being more financially responsible, and being just nicer, one of my yearly resolutions is to clean up the damn house! I did the garage this past summer- can that count?
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