But my spare room was the exception to all of that. It was just too much. So junk begins to accumulate when you begin to just get things or buy things, and you're not making the switch outs or you're not getting rid of the old things that you know that you don't want anyway. I'm talking about things you've held onto for five years old textbooks or old letters, old greeting cards, things that you no longer look at anymore. Those things can be tossed away
Renee Slay
@Renee_Slay · 1:19
Like, I do a lot of crafts and arts and everything, and I have gradually moved and stuck in corners of my bedroom, which is pretty big, but the corners are stacked full of craft stuff and totes and whatever else. And I've been looking at it, and I'm like, avoiding it because it just looks like so much. But you're right. You're absolutely right
Erica Jean
@HeyItsErica · 0:41
Hey, Renee, I don't know how I missed this response from you. My posts are just swimming around, being layered, and I'm just now getting back with people. But thank you for sharing that with me, because I noticed that it's a lot of things that we know, but sometimes when it's brought to the forefront from somebody else or from really reading it somewhere else or learning about it somewhere else, we kind of say, oh, yeah, I need to do that