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firefall · 61-69, M
expanding space would just expand the amount of stuff you wind up keeping. The only way is to be ruthless, I'm afraid. Anything you havent needed in 12 months, you're never going to need, so bin it.
damselfly · 100+, F
@firefall i would have no problem at all with that. In fact i sometimes ask the neighbours if they'd mind me putting stuff in their bin
Brawny · 46-50, M
The key is picking up after yourselves, if not immediately, then at least at the end of the day.
damselfly · 100+, F
@Brawny fat chance of that happening!
Brawny · 46-50, M
@damselfly lol!
GarciaMarquez · 56-60, M
Normal people don't. Maybe that wasn't a real question. I find this communication thing so difficult but at least my house is tidy (and empty).
ninjavu · 51-55, M
I find that my approach not to acquire so much in the first place to be reasonably effective.
damselfly · 100+, F
@ninjavu Well I've trained some of my friends to give me bottles of whiskey for birthdays, etc, rather than "stuff." My heart sinks when I get "stuff." But some people simply won't be trained, and they get me stuff no matter what suitable gifts I give them
ninjavu · 51-55, M
@damselfly Yes, like you my heart sinks when I get "stuff". Someone I won't name gets me piles of "stuff" for Christmas, and it just feels so wrong when most of it hits the bin a week later. An incredible waste of nature's resources. But bottles of whiskey are environmentally friendly; the whiskey takes up no space, and the bottle can be recycled!

 
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