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  1. Hi Kristin,
    I am just like you! I might even be a little "worse" as I am always saving things. FOR WHAT? "Can't use that tablecloth, it might get wrecked." "Can't use that set of dishes, one might get broken." Ah!

    Now that I am older, I think, my gosh, when I die, my kid won't care about "this." (Whatever it is.) And it will probably end up in the trash or at Goodwill anyway!

    I was always disappointed when something got ruined of my daughter's (who is 25) and even though I never scolded, I can imagine the attitude came through, even a little! So I applaud you for working on letting it go. Keep up the good work. The time goes so fast and it just doesn't matter in the end.

    Thanks for your great blog!
    Sincerely,
    Donna Lanning

  2. Thank you, Donna for your comment! What you said is so absolutely true. What ARE we saving things for? Like you said, FOR WHAT? Like you said, it just doesn't matter in the end and trust me, that is something I am still working on :). Probably after Mazy is out of the house I will think, "why did I care so much about that?" Live and learn, right? Thank you for your words, Donna! I appreciate it!

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