2021 Decluttering Support and Motivation

[eventmom]

Originally Posted by Vantreesta

I decided to keep the Carhartt.

Carhartt - I get it, it's expensive, last basically forever.

[Vantreesta]

Originally Posted by eventmom

Carhartt - I get it, it's expensive, last basically forever.

Exactly!

[Catahoula Cate]

Originally Posted by adawn

One way to multi-quote--just hit the middle button with the quote mark in the bottom righthand corner of each post you want to quote. The button is just to the right of the "Quote" button. Once you press the middle button with just the apostrophe and + symbols, that button should turn red and you can hit that button for each post you want to quote from. Once you're done, I believe you can either hit the "Post Reply" button at the very bottom of the page or the "Quote" button in any of the posts in the thread.

That should bring up all the quotes on your reply screen box thing. Then I usually delete some of the quoted material because the forum software quotes people's ENTIRE posts and many times I just want to respond to something specific.

I quoted you and bzar above for example.

Awesome Adawn! I never checked out that middle button so thanks for the guidance.

Originally Posted by Vantreesta

I decided to keep the Carhartt. This is the second time I've wondered about keeping it and both times hubby said keep it, and he's not one to hold onto things like I am so I put it back in the closet. It's such a good sturdy tough coat, it's really nice to have when you never know exactly what a MN winter will be like!

Vannie, Great decision. Carhartt's and MN are made for each other. Same with our area. I had a pair of insulated Carhartt bib overalls that I'd live in some winters. I'd wear them over long underwear and they were perfect for all my outdoor dog and horse stuff.

Yesterday I went through a lot of sheets and pillow cases and got them laundered since some had collected dust even though stored in a closet. I decided what we needed to keep and what could be added to the thrift shop box which went to town today. We clearly had more than enough. It felt good to get that done.

[BunnyHop]

My downsizing efforts took a few steps backward yesterday.

I got a cat from the shelter without really making a plan, so I stopped off to get supplies on the way home.

One little cat, so much gear!! Guess I'd forgotten how much stuff accumulates.

[dlb]

[QUOTE=I got a cat from the shelter without really making a plan, so I stopped off to get supplies on the way home.
One little cat, so much gear!! Guess I'd forgotten how much stuff accumulates.[/QUOTE]

Awe - Congratulations - What a difference you will make in his/her life.

[fanofladyvols]

Originally Posted by BunnyHop

My downsizing efforts took a few steps backward yesterday.

I got a cat from the shelter without really making a plan, so I stopped off to get supplies on the way home.

One little cat, so much gear!! Guess I'd forgotten how much stuff accumulates.

Aww....I sit here cuddled up with my former shelter kitty...and we BOTH thank you for rescuing your new cat. High Paw!!

We think it's space well spent!

Does the cat have a name yet?

[Izzy]

Originally Posted by BunnyHop

My downsizing efforts took a few steps backward yesterday.

I got a cat from the shelter without really making a plan, so I stopped off to get supplies on the way home.

One little cat, so much gear!! Guess I'd forgotten how much stuff accumulates.

Congratulations, and thank you for giving a kitty a new warm home with lots of new stuff and gear.

[Catahoula Cate]

Congrats on your kitty Anna! Sweet!

[Laura S.]

One of the reasons for downsizing in general is so that you have room for the things that are really important to you. I'd say that adopting a kitty should be of highest priority!

Good job!

[Vantreesta]

So happy for you and kitty, Anna!