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Yesterday I spent a good hour on going through my reading list on Blogger to find out most of those bloggers had already moved to different addresses or had just stopped writing. It made me sad to see that most of the initial bloggers I followed when I started writing have stopped writing. I am sure they have moved on to better things, but nostalgia isn't pleasant. So, I decided to clean up my reading list and ended up unfollowing two-thirds of them. It was hard. But, I don't think any of them were coming back so I chose to make space for new ones! Any suggestions for me?

Then I went on to packing, which is another hard thing for me to do. I love everything I have and not being able to fit it into my luggage is painful. I have to either throw it, donate it, or just leave behind in hope of getting it later. At moments like this, I think I just shouldn't buy things because goodbyes are just too damn hard. I have two bags already, and two I am leaving behind to get later, and still I have so much that I will just have to get rid of. Moving is a pain, and I hope my nomad life gets over soon and I can make a home for me.

But, despite the pain of it, in the end it feels good to de-clutter and get rid of things we don't need anymore. So, clean your space, throw out what you don't need, and trust me you'll feel light!



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  1. Melissa BlakeFriday, January 30, 2015 1:19:00 PM

    De-cluttering is such a hard thing for me too...I always want to hold on to everything.

    I also know what you mean about blogging...i've noticed several of the blogs i subscribe to haven't blogged in months. makes me sad!

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  2. Melissa BlakeFriday, January 30, 2015 1:19:00 PM

    De-cluttering is such a hard thing for me too...I always want to hold on to everything.

    I also know what you mean about blogging...i've noticed several of the blogs i subscribe to haven't blogged in months. makes me sad!

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  3. DTThursday, June 11, 2015 10:08:00 AM

    I know... We are too attached to things :p

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  4. Michelle AugimeriThursday, June 11, 2015 10:18:00 AM

    It can bedifficult to let go of some stuff, but you'll feel better once you have less of it. Good luck on the move.

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  5. MaryThursday, June 11, 2015 11:16:00 AM

    I agree with this! A couple years ago I won a decluttering challenge where I totally transformed my basement. I ended up donating over 20 huge boxes of stuff to charity, it was an amazing feeling. It was like a weight lifted off my shoulders and I had less stuff to rummage through when I needed something.

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  6. DTThursday, June 11, 2015 11:26:00 AM

    Wow!!! That's awesome.. I hope I can bring myself to that level someday..

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  7. DTThursday, June 11, 2015 11:27:00 AM

    Yeah.. once we make the hard decision of letting go, it feels good!

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  8. suzi campbellThursday, June 11, 2015 11:33:00 AM

    I'm guilty of slowing down at times myself but id recommend following ME ;) (choresandchandeliers.blogspot.com) Shameless I know....I need to clean out mine too. Most I initially followed have stopped. I will be following along to see who is recommended to follow. I'd love to find some new ones myself.

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  9. crystalThursday, June 11, 2015 3:08:00 PM

    I literally just went through all of my clothes the other day and ended up giving a vast majority of them away. I do this a couple times of year. My husband forces us to go through our stuff throughout the entire house and yard at least once. Of course, his mother is a major hoarder!

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  10. Rebecca BeckThursday, June 11, 2015 10:59:00 PM

    I need to declutter too, but it seems it piles back up again after 2 seconds LOL!

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  11. geeksdietMonday, June 15, 2015 8:50:00 PM

    The same thing happens with Twitter - I have to keep unfollowing people to make room for new ones and the ones that haven't posted for the longest time always seem to be really interesting

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