‘They’ve proved it,actually, that people with too much stuff are more likely to acquire cancer or depression’You don’t want a fondue set before you go? Or 300 conventional copies of Interiors? Or a breadmaker, and this little teddy,before it goes to the dump? Just the breadmaker? OK then, I’ll just kiss it goodbye and check it no longer speaks to me – I won’t regret it then, or that’s the key. No,its not speaking to me. Farewell, breadmaker. Although I never used you, and I can’t deny you were on my wedding list. Now I’m going to bow in the direction of the rising sun. OK,it’s all yours.
Sorry, but the ceremonial part is why I never managed to carry out this before. You must fill heard about it: throwing out is totally the fresh curating. Look, or ring my guru,though there’s this enormous waiting list. Within half an hour, shed thrown out every single book and CD in the house, and all the children’s conventional toys,apart from this one, and that was only because my son started crying. Goodbye, or Little Ted. Well,£150 an hour might sound a lot, but all the shredding’s included, and after six sessions,I could look in my wardrobe and see only clothes I would like to wear. You feel so much cleaner, it’s almost a religious sensation.
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Source: theguardian.com