On useless crap.
I love New Year's resolutions. I appreciate the impetus to take a look at my life, and choose something I'd like to do differently, and then acting on that desire instead of letting it nag the back of my mind. That's why I actually take my resolutions very seriously, and I even announce them on Facebook to hold myself accountable.
This year my resolution was not to buy anything for myself for a year. No sweaters, no shoes, no boots, no underwear or socks. No hats, no coats, no tchotchkies, no...
This year my resolution was not to buy anything for myself for a year. No sweaters, no shoes, no boots, no underwear or socks. No hats, no coats, no tchotchkies, no...
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That's just how it feels to me. I like an uncluttered house, but if we keep buying things we don't need, that becomes impossible. That's another reason I decided I don't need to buy anything more. And another unexpected benefit is that I enjoy the clothes I already have even more. I appreciate them.
As Steven Wright observed, "You can't have everything. Where would you put it?"