SPRING-Clean Declutter - Need Help

[Former-Member]

Hey @Determined,
One bite of the elephant ... 😀

[Former-Member]

@Awpgirl @utopia @Former-Member @1stepup61
*waves

[utopia]

Hello @Former-Member

[Determined]

Hi @Former-Member

[Former-Member]

I don't venture across this LE side too often @utopia, was it you who was getting a weighted blanket? If so how are you finding it?

[Owlunar]

I love that story about books @Smc - like - I only have one cat but I have so many bookis life can never been dull - actually my home rather resembles a library

I do dispose of books now and again - but books have to been among my favourite things

Dec

[utopia]

I did get a weighted blanket @Former-Member.
It's good to use to wrap myself in. But not cover my head with it (too heavy).
It's too heavy to sleep with it on. I can't naturally roll over in my sleep.
But for wrapping yourself in or under when you need security or a sense of security - it is very good.
Because I'm such a big person (think fat) - I got a 10kg blanket. They say 1kg for every 10kg of weight you carry. Problem is, I may be heavy, but I'm not strong.
Personally if I could order it again, id only order a 7kg weight.

[Faith-and-Hope]

@Owlunar @Determined @Former-Member ..... all book lovers on this thread .....

[Smc]

@Owlunar, I'm constantly mooning over photos of beautiful libraries. I think I could very happily live in one. 

I don't read as much nowadays as I used to. I'm a bit emotionally tired for settling in to the longer attention span a book needs. But I still find books comforting somehow, and expect I'll return to more avid reading eventually.

I guess I've got a long history of being a bookworm. One of my childhood practices was taking a book with me when I climbed my favourite tree. Seriously, where better to read Enid Blyton's "Faraway Tree" books? 

[Smc]

Next question… is being a bookworm counterproductive when de-cluttering, or are books an exempt category… ?? Mheeheehee….