Hi Cynthia,
I, too, agree with Rita, as does the commenter above, in finding and drawing my day’s energy from my home base. Home must feel good and reflect who we are. Lately, I’ve found myself to be home-cleaning – releasing things that no longer feel like who I am … it’s a snail-like process, but they’re not missed when they’re gone. An ebb and flow.
Jeanne
I save – and have cherished – many items for sentimental value, but after awhile, I’m just used to seeing them, and they no longer have meaning to me. In conjunction with that, my desire to keep cleaning so many smaller things is definitely on the wane. 🙂
Cynthia – the link http://www.msvu.ca/en/home/community/Centres_Institutes/IWGSJ/SpecialProjects.aspx on the original post comes up file not found for me.
Drawing energy from home base each day. I like that!
Yikes. Thanks for telling me. I’m trying to find the live link now.
Hi Cynthia,
I, too, agree with Rita, as does the commenter above, in finding and drawing my day’s energy from my home base. Home must feel good and reflect who we are. Lately, I’ve found myself to be home-cleaning – releasing things that no longer feel like who I am … it’s a snail-like process, but they’re not missed when they’re gone. An ebb and flow.
Jeanne
Interesting point. We often hang on to things that reflect who we were, long after they’ve outlived their beauty and usefulness.
I save – and have cherished – many items for sentimental value, but after awhile, I’m just used to seeing them, and they no longer have meaning to me. In conjunction with that, my desire to keep cleaning so many smaller things is definitely on the wane. 🙂
I’m with you on that! Open, uncluttered spaces appeal to me much more these days.