A handy tip for getting rid of papers Sean. Just fill the sink with water and soak the papers really well. When thoroughly wet squeeze them into balls. No-one will ever be able to undo them or read them. And it is better for the environment than burning them. Love your videos thank you - they have been a life saver through some recent dark days.
I'm in this stage too. I'm helping a friend whose husband died suddenly and left an awful financial and physical mess. I've cleared out 2 piles of paper each measuring around 8 feet by 8 feet by around 3 feet high. There's about the same amount still to go. I work in his library every second weekend, all day. I'm now carrying out Swedish death cleaning of my own stuff, much to my husband's horror. He's a collector who describes himself as a borderline hoarder. I'd say he crossed the border some time ago! I'm not touching his stuff. Mine is getting purged, one book shelf or one pile of clothing, at a time. And while it was very slow and even painful at first, I find I'm feeling freer, stronger, and richer with every session.
I've moved into a Campervan. 78 sqft for just me and my cat. Had a few boxes stored here and there with relatives that I've finally condensed into one small storage unit. Just seasonal gear to swap in and out. A desk, 3 boxes of books and a rocking chair. My kiddo actually thanked me for not keeping a hoard for him to sort through😅
Hi, I have over the last 2 years declutterred my parents house following their deaths. I made pass after pass until I became ruthless. My souvenirs? 2 photos and a pen. There were hoarders of a humungous nature. It has caused me to think of my own children having to endure this painful chore. I have rendered my home, clothes, storage minimalist. Makes me feel good knowing no baggage, some things for memos if they want. We are all from i might need that one day generation😂
Pleased you attended Capel Manor. I did two years of one day per week. I learned so much there. Got a merit in greenhouses and lawns. And now I don’t have either. Great place.
Good stuff Sean,makes you realise that life is a one way street,.like you I love the soil and the rocks,there's only us and the rocks,I intend to keep on gardening,tell us more about the interesting people your met in your fascinating career so far,at fifty there there should be plenty more to come,I've always found that life really is full of surprises, my late wife was an artist,and believed that art was in the moment,and that what happened to a piece of art was less important,that philosophy,I think works for everything.
A handy tip for getting rid of papers Sean. Just fill the sink with water and soak the papers really well. When thoroughly wet squeeze them into balls. No-one will ever be able to undo them or read them. And it is better for the environment than burning them. Love your videos thank you - they have been a life saver through some recent dark days.
I'm in this stage too. I'm helping a friend whose husband died suddenly and left an awful financial and physical mess. I've cleared out 2 piles of paper each measuring around 8 feet by 8 feet by around 3 feet high. There's about the same amount still to go. I work in his library every second weekend, all day. I'm now carrying out Swedish death cleaning of my own stuff, much to my husband's horror. He's a collector who describes himself as a borderline hoarder. I'd say he crossed the border some time ago!
I'm not touching his stuff. Mine is getting purged, one book shelf or one pile of clothing, at a time. And while it was very slow and even painful at first, I find I'm feeling freer, stronger, and richer with every session.
Decluttering becomes a real brain drain. Decision fatigue is a real thing. When I am decluttering, it comes on very quickly. But persistence pays off.
I've moved into a Campervan. 78 sqft for just me and my cat. Had a few boxes stored here and there with relatives that I've finally condensed into one small storage unit. Just seasonal gear to swap in and out. A desk, 3 boxes of books and a rocking chair. My kiddo actually thanked me for not keeping a hoard for him to sort through😅
Hi, I have over the last 2 years declutterred my parents house following their deaths. I made pass after pass until I became ruthless. My souvenirs? 2 photos and a pen. There were hoarders of a humungous nature. It has caused me to think of my own children having to endure this painful chore. I have rendered my home, clothes, storage minimalist. Makes me feel good knowing no baggage, some things for memos if they want. We are all from i might need that one day generation😂
I have been de cluttering my wardrobe, at the beginning was hard, but now it feels good 😅, I’m not a minimalist but i do own little
Pleased you attended Capel Manor. I did two years of one day per week. I learned so much there. Got a merit in greenhouses and lawns. And now I don’t have either. Great place.
Good stuff Sean,makes you realise that life is a one way street,.like you I love the soil and the rocks,there's only us and the rocks,I intend to keep on gardening,tell us more about the interesting people your met in your fascinating career so far,at fifty there there should be plenty more to come,I've always found that life really is full of surprises, my late wife was an artist,and believed that art was in the moment,and that what happened to a piece of art was less important,that philosophy,I think works for everything.
When out and about I tend to collect stones, sea glass, and large bird feathers.
I drive past Joe Maidens old nursery on my way to work.
That book on Amazon has one left sean and its £121 x
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@@seanjamescameron I can't afford it
Did you ever start the painting Sean 😊
Not yet.
Really enjoy all your video content - decluttering is what i need to do 🪷