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THE WEIRS TIMES, Thursday, October 28, 2010
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book, It’s All Too Much, by Peter Walsh. The book is about hoarding. I bought the book to understand what makes people hoard things and planned to share it with a friend who openly admits to the hab- it. However, the shocker came when I realized that I’ve got a bit of that streak in me! I need to try out the exercises and begin purging. While I am definitely not
a shopper, I was raised on the proverb, ‘waste not - want not.’
by Elizabeth Terp Contributing Writer
KEEPING EACH OTHER WELL That’s part of being a
New Englander. Trans- lated, being a New Eng- lander means that, while the tables and chairs are kept clear, the cupboards, closets and attic are load- ed with stuff I do not use from the beginning of one year to the next, because, “you’ll never know when it might come in handy.” Now is a perfect time
to start the purge. Cool- er weather is coming in and the switch to warm- er clothes means I get to reassess my need to hang onto berets, scarves, mitts, knee highs and the usual frayed turtlenecks that I have not worn in years. True, some of that stuff is in excellent condi- tion and could be worn again – by somebody else! Cleaning out closets
Hoarding: When It’s All Too Much.
means checking out that electrical box full of old telephones, TV and phone extension cords, and as- sorted treasures, most of which I have not touched in 10 years. Of course, there are
many more boxes in the attic patiently waiting to be used by somebody somewhere. Walsh asks us to “imagine the life you could be living.” I have moved several times over the years and each time, as I packed up the stuff and had a houseful of clean surfaces, I thought, “Hmmm, I should live this way all the time.” Walsh also manages to
map out all the excuses we use to justify our stuff, leaving us with bald eyes to imagine a freedom to
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We hope you will donate as little or as much time as you have to help us: • Create cleaner and safer neighborhoods. • Be proactive for a healthier future.
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