Declutter in Extremely Hoarded Basement | Emotional Baby Toys | Motivational

[@inaecht]

The very hungry caterpillar was my sons favorite book. He knews every single line of it and one day i saw him at age 3 "reading" this book to his two years old little brother. No way this book will ever leave our family 😅 It's treasure. One of the few treasures we keep as minimalist.

[@inaecht]

Little correction: he knows every line of it even as an adult 😂😂😂

[@nopseudosleft56]

It helps to tell yourself that, by donating a toy, it will make another child happy.

[@goldfishsnake]

I love the classic format, it's interesting to hear you talk about each item!

[@ChristianAnneSmith]

Me too! Both ways are great, but I really loved hearing you talk about each item.

[@shegoeslightly]

Hey this is the first time you've hit an emotional roadblock and kept decluttering. Normally you freeze up and finish the video soon after. Maybe a konmari on all the baby toys together would be like the crafts, you'd keep the best memories and see the excess with an abundance attitude instead of a grief/lack of childhood attitude. To watch your children grow older is a blessing. ❤️ It's not a lack, it's a incredibly beautiful place to be.

[@nesser1352]

Just donate the carpet cleaner. Someone can find it at the thrift store

[@rachelgracie9044]

I am so proud of you! Baby stuff in general is tough to let go from our mama hearts. For me, it's the clothes and books that are the hardest. You did an amazing job today.

[@HockeyGurl258]

Never feel bad if you don't have something new to talk about! Hearing the same message over and over, especially in the gentle way you present it, has been so helpful in my own decluttering journey!🥰

[@alyssapfluger4236]

I always appreciate hearing things that are very connected to the current declutter, so this was nice!

[@fieldfarmer777]

i love when she does declutters like this! it’s also especially moving to me when she’s going through something emotional like this. it inspires me so much and truly helps me ❤️

[@croccatcher]

I'm so very proud of you for what you've let go of

[@sara-annedavid7611]

I'm going through the same thing. Prematurity baby loss. Then had my rainbow. Can't have more. She's entering middlr school and I'm struggling. But I need to declutter for our family's well being. But I have those totes. U made me feel so less judged to myself

[@mshighfashion20]

The Hoover - perhaps a prop department might want it either a tv studio or local theatre school

[@ericalaster5687]

I love that you are keeping them for you and your memories, not that you are keeping them thinking grandkids will use them 10 or 20 years from now. You did great!!

[@rvmomma8687]

I miss these old style of videos where you talk through your process! Loved this one. Great work! 🦄🪲🦋

[@loisbolton1800]

You did such a good job - feeling the feelings, assessing the strength of attachment & then letting go of the items you could. I can’t tell you how inspiring and empowering it is to be with you as you go through the process & see it successfully modelled. Thank you xxx

[@debbiehowick2336]

Maybe when you’re ready to let go of the baby bits you can give it to a Christmas charity event where parents are struggling so the children can open something and have the same excitement as your boys. 😊😊

[@lisachaput2952]

Yeah! Great job! Maybe give some of the toys to a preschool and go watch the kids play with them or a food bank and just watch the kids light up in receiving this gift!❤ Take a picture and you can transport back with just a picture. Keep up all your great work! You are amazing!

[@ahoardersheart]

Yes, I will absolutely do that when I am ready to let them go 🦄💜🌟🙏🏽 We have given away a lot of the boy’s toys that were ages 5 & up!! We are making amazing progress and thank you for being my friend in this 🦄💜🌟🙏🏽🦄💜🌟🙏🏽

[@denise5879]

Thank you. I can't relate to the baby stuff. But I am also really, really chaotic. And you made me realize I have a hoarding disorder. Because we think alike. You're so relatable. Thank you for showing us. ❤

[@joannevroon3607]

Proud of you!

[@silviagurgel5701]

This was a hard one, but I so happy for your you and your growth ❤

[@RitaVernoy]

As a grandmother, I am glad I saved some of the better toys from my children. I love seeing them play with the same toys as their parents did. You are doing a great job. Keeping them neat and organized!

[@kbal1451]

Yes I kept, some duplo, two types of shape sorters, some books and a few games that my 15 month old grandson is using when he comes over 3 days a week. He also brings some of his toys from home, so I'm glad I didn't keep too much. Also he's just as thrilled with clanging pot lids together (drives his parents nuts in their place but I'm happy to indulge him) or discovering things in the garden. It's pretty easy to entertain them without a tremendous load of stuff.

[@kbal1451]

I've kept some lego for when my grandchildren are older that should be plenty to entertain them. Along with some crayons and paper, some balls. It's really easy.

[@wlhampton]

I recently gave some old baby toys to a friend for her great nephew. It’s great to see him loving and playing with them, instead of them just sitting in a box in my garage.

[@isabellerininger6249]

Great progress! I love the method you show- I use it too now on my emotional things👍👍

[@sarrabogri4455]

Let the kids decide about their baby toys

[@paulaflory7230]

My mom is very sentimental and she saved most of our toys. Her grandchildren have loved playing with them! They are toys that no one else has!😄

[@theprojektsofannika]

❤ You are doing great 🙌

[@jennyksslr]

The old vaccume/shampooer thing. I'd donate it to a local Thrift store. You are making amazing progress. I need to remind myself to honor my emotions.... That really resonated with me today.

[@LoriMcCord-ec8ce]

Hi, Up over 60 and live in a very clutter free small house. Please don't feel any pressure to let go of those baby toys. I kept a few bins of my son's toys and I can tell you I'm over joyed to see my 2 year old granddaughter playing happily with them. I get to relive those happy times again and my adult son looks so proud seeing his daughter play with his special stuff. 🚂

[@amystewart9228]

I love whenever you do a chatty one they are my favorite!!!!! They are OG!

[@HolographicCathawk]

I would love to see an updated basement tour! You have come so far!! It's nice to see it from all the angles!

[@lipbalmqueen]

Great declutter as always

[@wendymackenzie3937]

I agree take your time..love this old style of decluddering..

[@wandamitchell8010]

I’m not sure I have ever commented on your videos before. I have followed you from he beginning. Watching you struggle over these year’s with things gives me a better understanding. I commend you for doing this task alone and not bringing someone into your space to try and pry your things and memories from you leaving you alone afterwards to morn a huge loss. It is a ver slow process and sometimes we that watch just want you to blow through so we can see the final picture. You are doing the right thing. I have to say you have a gigantic basement. ❤

[@ahoardersheart]

Thank you so much for being with me alongside this journey 🦄💜🌟🙏🏽🦄💜🌟🙏🏽 My basement is definitely big…it’s the same size as the upstairs (we have a rancher!) It’s the same size as a “warehouse” storage locker but without the height! Thank you for your understanding that it is a slower process to Declutter bc it’s a mental disorder, so there’s so much internal work that has to be done first!! You are an amazing friend and I am grateful for you 🦄💜🌟🙏🏽

[@inaecht]

​​@@ahoardersheart Please communicate with your sons about the toys as you planned. They will learn a lot about your feelings and you can share memories and talk about family history. Shared moments in a loving family are so precious and irreplaceable 😊 Our caterpillar book story, that i shared in this comment section, is one example for those.

[@TheGenflute]

If the vacuum/floor cleanwr works, maybe there is a "curated vintage store that would want it. Otherwise, people who love a good thrift find will find it at another thrift store. Also, you channel has helped me understand why it has been so hard for me to let some things go from traumatic times in my life! Thank you!

[@kaycee625]

Considering you were in a 10 area you did a fantastic job of letting go. Miss Pepper is such a good assistant. I would donate the carpet cleaner and someone with an interest and a love for old things will leap for joy when they spot it.

[@alanbirkner1958]

October 2024. There's so much stuff I don't need. I just planned my Thanksgiving decorations. A few owls, a pheasant, and some pinecones will set the mood. My decor items are free or under $3. Tina, Al's wife

[@charishurt1768]

Fantastic job beautiful lady congratulations great tossy toy time will come just give it some time💜💜🦄

[@kellyharris4639]

I have issues with toy hoarding. My kids are 18 and 23 and I use toys in my work. I’m due to retire and I know I have to scale it back but it’s a major struggle.

[@micheledalley-jackson9791]

You've come a long way and it's wonderful. Take pictures of the baby things so the memories are still there and alive. Let the boys help in making decisions. Hopefully, that will ease the anxiety. Much love my friend.♥

[@DistanceTraveled]

I am super glad you honored your emotions and organized the baby toys. Just a bit longer but I imagine I would find it reassuring that you know exactly where to find them when you want to see them. ❤

[@Darnabymom]

In a funk today. I’m having a hard time getting going. BOOM! 💥 Your video pops up. Thanks to you I feel like getting productive! THANK YOU SO MUCH!

[@downunderveggiegardendiaries]

It’s hodge podge. Modge Podge is a brand name.

[@joannafoster3423]

Just my 2 cents... I wouldn't donate the vacuum. Most centers will throw it away. That's the honest truth. I would pitch / recycle it.

[@ChristianAnneSmith]

You and Jodi Dunn have both been inspirational to me in learning to pay attention to my body and my nervous system’s messages. I have a habit of pushing past limits, then reacting and shutting down when I work on projects. I am learning thar baby-steps consistently wins the race. Not racing. Thank you for role modeling this. 🥰✨

[@saltandpepper9389]

One step at a time. Keep what you feel like you need to keep. There will be time for them too. You’re doing amazing ❤

[@rebeckamattisson5083]

Yes, it was a GREAT session today, I love the idea of condensing the baby stuff and putting it into the existing bins. And you were so brave and decluttered some items as well. Bravo! 🎉🎉🎉❤❤❤

[@hookedbydonean]

I don’t think I am a hoarder yet I do keep lots of things just in case. I am 51 years old. Lots that I have kept is for my boys when they move out. Mostly kitchen stuff. They are 20 and 22. I have been decluttering sentimental stuff because of you and the other minimalist I watch. It is helping my mental health.

[@ahoardersheart]

Oh please know I am cheering you on every step of the way!!!! You are doing amazing and I am so incredibly proud of you 🦄💜🙏🏽🌟🦄💜🙏🏽🌟

[@BallroomJenni]

I am so impressed by you today! of course with the baby toys, but TWO 101 Dalmatian shirts!!!

[@monicadziuk5635]

If you have space, pick a container or two and save some of those toys for your grandkids! I love that I don't have to take any toys with me to my in-laws or my parents' house because they kept some. And they have the joy of watching their grandkids play with them. My kids love the old toys because they are different and make grandma's house special. No one else has them.

[@summerbaby4600]

Don’t worry about decluttering sentimental stuff. You still have lots of easy things you can declutter.😉 It is ok❤ You’ll get better and better as you continue decluttering❤

[@denisemarie6131]

I had donated my rug cleaner I grew up with. It still worked. I just don’t have many rugs. I appreciate the 1-10 Emotional Level Scale. Please include more of this because decluttering emotionally is how so many of us have to operate. You moved out a Dalmation tee shirt🎉 I have State quarters too ! JELLIES!! When they came out, they were the bomb 😄 I still struggle with the kid toys even with my children being adults now. Some are mine 🤭. No grandkids but I have a great niece who’s 7 and she enjoys them. I am mourning over missing my children who live across the country. I am mourning over feeling I wasn’t a great parent, present enough when they were small. I absolutely let go of some toys and continue to weed out more. I want to thin it out to a curated collection of those toys really loved by my kids in case I do have grandchildren. That’s my plan, anyhow. Container method, yes?! Some donation places take stuffed animals. Mine are pristine. Oh… what to do with the Beanie Babies?! 😂 Books…. Lots and lots of books! Love ya!

[@JaniceIsLearning]

I’m happy that you went through the baby toy bins and found some tossy tossy items. You know what you kept and, down the line, you might come across a kid that you feel comfortable giving something specific to rather than anonymously donating somewhere.

[@keelienne]

YES YES YES! 😃That was so brave to tackle babystuff! And your goal with it is not to get rid of as much as possible, but to curate your memories, take care of them and give them a safe home. Translated that says to weed out things that that don’t trigger an „OOOOH, do you remember? That was soooo cuuute!!“, make sure there are no trashes or biohazards with them, and contain them all in marked boxes. No deed to get rid of anything if these three boxes are checked off 💜

[@sg3252]

I am so proud of you! You have come up with a method for working through your hoarding disorder in a way that allows you to have progress and to keep moving forward, which is huge for someone with hoarding disorder. You understand your disorder so well and know when to push forward and when to allow yourself more time to process so that you don't have setbacks. You are awesome and you always have such a calm and positive attitude in all your videos. I enjoy watching you grow and thrive on your journey. Keep up the amazing work!

[@siameseire]

I love you for respecting yourself and taking care of yourself. You give us all a fathomless gift every time you do that and talk it through for us. Thank You.

[@christineshultz7615]

Your method is perfect. It's so exciting to see your progress every week no matter what size the piles.

[@drewconway7135]

My favorite place for getting rid of unwanted things is Freecycle. Of course you can just haul stuff to charity, and I do that with smaller items, but so much just goes to the landfill-I’d rather give people who will actually want and use something the best shot I can of having it. As for sentimental items, I always tell myself that I don’t have to declutter anything sentimental, but that I have to touch it once a month. I’m at a point know where that is manageable. Eventually that helps separate the truly precious items from the ones that maybe don’t mean as much. Anything sentimental I discard I photograph before letting it go, so that I can tell myself I am parting with the item but not the memory. ❤

[@crimsonrose51]

Thrift stores and garage sales are where all the best vintage and nostalgic finds are (in my experience).

[@bruckssarah]

Love an old school video!!!

[@josephdaly2015]

Well done Miss Heart ❤️ you did fantastic and Miss Pepper too 🐈 I love when you explain the emotion and go with what feels right. You really are an inspiration to me and so many others, thank you. Have a great week. Mary, Joes wife 🙇‍♀️👏💪👍🙏💐🐈🦄

[@ahoardersheart]

Thank you so much my friend, you really are my rock, my true blue friend who keeps me motivated to keep going 🦄💜🌟🙏🏽

[@priscillalange1222]

I am so proud of you! Last video and this one have been emotional. You succeeded last week and you did so again. If these bins need to stay a bit longer, so be it. You have stayed true to what you want to declutter and what you need to keep. Sending many hugs ❤❤❤❤❤❤

[@joannayeo9545]

Goodness you’ve come such a long way. I am getting through my hoarding and it feels good. I was a level four so I am pretty pleased that I have come this far xx

[@ahoardersheart]

Oh I am so incredibly proud of YOU 🦄💜🌟🦄💜🌟 You are doing Amazing and you’re an inspiration to so many of us!!!

[@joannayeo9545]

@@ahoardersheart Thank you xx

[@francinehogsett3065]

Great job….kids toys and clothes are the hardest….😊❤️

[@joannayeo9545]

@@francinehogsett3065 I think so too. I recognized the red barn house and my youngest of five children is twenty one. The trouble that I find with toys is all the bits and pieces that go together get muddled up and that slows it down ( the thought process) for me and then I struggle with overthinking it. I am able to let it go so I can bless other children but it has to be in the right condition. It keeps me busy at the moment if I do it in little amounts of time xx

[@alanbirkner1958]

I've never had much stuff. My kids kept a few things, the rest went to the free table at the local food pantry. If I have extra craft stuff, it goes to a friend or a local craft program. I'm 73, I just added a few pots to my donation pile. Tina, Al's wife

[@jackiew.9470]

A step foreward is a step foreward. 🚶‍♀️ Great job, Mrs. Heart!

[@alexandrahunt8895]

🦄 great to see you making progress as always

[@ahoardersheart]

Thank you so much my dearest friend 💜🦄🌟🙏🏽 I hope you are having a wonderful summer ☀️

[@brg2743]

What an accomplishment! Every space matters! In our home we continue to do five minutes a day. It really matters and feels better to get more space. Giving baby toys away is hard. When your kuds are older, they will gladly declutter them, because they don't need them anymore. Great job on that basement again!😊

[@susanmunoz7688]

Ms Pepper was adorably helpful checking out all the things to make sure that nothing was missed! God bless you as you progress and heal! Love you ❤️🤗♥️

[@ajenkinson3443]

With the baby toys, you know that no more are coming in to your family, unlike clothes or miscellaneous stuff or the boys current toys. I’ve seen you get rid of lots of the ones they played with as older boys. I think allowing yourself to keep a curated special collection of baby toys is absolutely okay and you know that collection won’t grow out of hand, there is a limit to it and they are simply sentimental like your items from the 80s/90s. Maybe one episode in the future you could do a Kon mari of all the baby toys like you did with the Christmas decor, and you may find some things you can say goodbye to, but I think the goal should be a special curated collection not to get rid of them all ❤

[@lizdrummond4086]

You are doing so well. Keep going 😀

[@ahoardersheart]

Thank you so so much my friend 🦄💜🌟🙏🏽🦄💜🌟🙏🏽

[@cherienewlove5666]

Loving those spaces....great progress🥰😇🥰

[@lindamusser7370]

I'm glad I have baby toys for the grandkids. Be selective. My son was thrilled to have his TY babies for his kids. Your channel is so helpful to me as a sentimental hoarder. I get overwhelmed and want to just "throw it all away," but then I know I would be sorry.

[@teresaryan4956]

Amazing job i hope you are proud of yourself because we are all so proud of you ❤❤❤

[@lisafitzpatrick885]

Donate anything u don't want. Baby toys can go to a shelter bc they have nothing. Now I've had miscarriages too so, my son is 25 & I have everything of his too. I got rid of his baby clothes but have 5 bins if special clothes. But all toys we have. I've kept all the stuff in the house bc I live in Florida & didn't want anything to happen to them. It takes me back when I watch u. Ur doing a great job, so proud. I still cant yet. 1 day. ❤

[@blinddragoncrochet3869]

as you feel comfortable giving items away think of each item that you are giving away as a blessing to the person that receives said item with how much you care about others that may help you feel better about the items you are giving away those baby bottles that were hard emotionally for you to give up may have been the baby bottles a new mom that could not afford to buy news needed

[@joyindrelie6715]

Love the old school version! Thanks for sharing!!!

[@jano8049]

Thank you for this. I really enjoy this style where you go through your process and the things you are looking at. Thank you.

[@Saforra99]

Well done! We're so proud of you for looking through the things anyway and you did indeed find some things to declutter! And you also had the added perk of it being a (hopefully also enjoyable) look through memory boxes :D

[@WeilleK]

I was thinking as you were letting go of the moldy blocks that it would be a good question to ask ourselves: If this item were covered in mold, would I take the time to clean it to keep it or would I toss it?

[@KristiBranstetter]

You did good with the sentimental items! You are making great progress!

[@nacole93]

If you donate the toys to the church nursery you could watch new kids play with them and get new memories

[@elizabethbrundagemediajour150]

Pepper says I can help you declutter but you need feed me first ! Great to let your boys declutter the toys with you...they too might want to keep one or two items that are favorites. You are doing a great job by making slow decisions about what to keep and what to let go so that you will not have regrets on what was let go.

[@justineharper3346]

I feel you with the baby toys and mourning that season of life. My youngest is six, so I still have a small child, but he’s on the precipice of being a big kid. Also, I had to have a hysterectomy about a month ago, and even though I wasn’t planning on more children, I’ve been feeling sad that that chapter of my life is definitely, permanently closed. Hugs. I’ve been following you awhile, and you make me feel hopeful that I’ll be able to work through my hoard as well ❤

[@kaylashaye16]

I've been watching for the last few years and I'm so incredibly proud of the progress you have made!! My MIL saved a lot from my husband's childhood, and I was so grateful to have 90s baby clothes and toys! It's okay if you don't let go of some of those things that pull at your heart strings. You know your limit, and you have to trust yourself. My thoughts with the Paw Patrol toys: that's still a popular show! They can get played with and be loved by other children. As a mom, I understand exactly how you're feeling. Tight hugs and much love. 💗

[@minskysfeedbackyianni1302]

I was amused to see the brand or model(?) of your carpet cleaner is "Shetland" . Greetings from Shetland (Islands), the most northerly part of Scotland.💙🦄

[@marinalodi6313]

Amazing job with the baby stuff!! I remember how you couldn't even see it or try to process it, but your healing now took you to a place where the memories and the love for your boys is more important

[@puff222001]

This episode made me cry. I've helped to raise many of my niblings and I miss them a lot, especially when they were younger. Thank you for always reminding us that we not required to toss anything until we're ready.

[@Shepz963]

I honestly think if the carpet cleaner is that old it should go in the trash. It could be a fire hazard or have really old chemicals on it that aren’t safe. I wouldn’t want to expose someone else to those risks.

[@bethstratton3391]

I think it is wonderful that you are allowing yourself to go though these baby toy bins again because I really do know just how hard this is for you. I did just want to suggest though, that I think your children (your eldest in particular) has been sending you subtle signals recently that they want you to let them grow up more; and that by holding on to so many of these kids items you could be unintentionally sending them signals that you are a little sad that they are growing up. This could mean they stay playing with or allowing you to keep their old play things just to please you and to comfort your nervous system, when really they may just want to move on. So maybe try to push your comfort zone a little and discuss this with your children to see how they feel about what you are keeping and why, to make sure their journeys are not being interrupted in any way by your own journey. I wish you joy always Ms Heart, and so I hope you see I am saying this genuinely with you and your families best wishes and interests at heart.

[@bunacat1]

Great job! I vote to get rid of the cleaner/vacuum. Chances are the electrical cord is no longer safe. You did a wonderful job with such emotional items. I kept a couple of toys from my childhood. A couple of raggedy Ann and Andy's and one of those old wooden Fisher Price bees that you pulled by a plastic cord. I take them out once in a while to look at them and struggle with whether to get rid of them or not. They don't really take up much space, so I keep them.

[@ginagonzalez6547]

Maybe before you actually let go of those really sentimental items, take pictures of different angles and put them in an album that way you can always look back and reminisce. Another idea is to decorate a room with them on mini shelves up high and scattered. Once you look at them on a regular basis, you can mentally program yourself to finally let it go one by one and you will be ok with it.

[@craglabrake6802]

You did a wonderful job Ms. Heart! You are making significant progress, and you are an inspiration to all of us! For the carpet shampooer, donate it to a thrift store, someone would enjoy it!

[@PatriciaCarrier]

I honestly think you can trash this old vacuum. It is the end of the road, everything that we own end up in the trash any way. Let it go 😀

[@emmcguire94]

Good on you for going through the hard stuff. Think if it as a gift to your future self. You want those memory boxes filled with items that bring you joy. Not a box of some loved toys, mixed in with trash and random stuff.

[@colemine7008]

When you are ready, well after you finished going through the whole basement once, you will find you will be able declutter the baby toys like you did with the Christmas stuff. You will be able to sort them into categories, and then declutter each category. It is not for today but in the future, you will be able to do it. You will be able to select your favorite things and feel good about letting other children enjoy the rest. Not today, but in the future.

[@zzhoundzz8403]

It's ok to keep some toys. You may have friends with children visit or you can save the favorites for when grandchildren visit in the future. Those are some classic toys if you ever decide to sell them for a bit of profit.

[@MikeyDonna]

I have a question that maybe you can answer. For example the baby things and kids toys. Do you think that you avoid dealing with them because of the hurt you will have to go through? In everyone’s life we all have extremely difficult and hurtful things we go through such as the loss of a loved one, losing a job, moving and leaving your extended family behind, empty nests, divorce and so on. We have to accept the hurt, deal with it, live through it and time will heal. But if you never let go of these things they will always be there to cause pain. God gave us an amazing ability to deal with heartbreak and we can overcome it in time but we need to act on it, pass through it and move on. We will survive. Live for today, not in the past. The past is over and there are wonderful blessings to enjoy now. Much love to you, Donna

[@shannonhauser8610]

Although I am not attached to our baby toys I completely understand it's super hard for you because it's so sentimental. You're doing so well and I am sure you will enjoy them even more when you organized them in bins and gave them a propper organized home. Sending you a big hug❤️

[@susiethomas6909]

Oh, Miss Heart, I so understand how you feel. My two boys are 23 and almost 21. I still haven’t been able to get rid of their baby toys. I feel like I’ll lose those memories if I lose the toys. It’s so hard! Thank you for sharing your journey. You’ve helped me so much!💕

[@nadinewilliamson1037]

You astound me with each new video. You've come so far.

[@susangriner6736]

Going gentle with yourself is awesome

[@JillsBudgeting]

This video took me down Memory Lane. My kids had a lot of those toys when they were toddlers. (They're now in 4th and 6th grades.)

[@jordanvejtasa446]

I just want to say that I think it’s okay to keep the most special baby toys and books. My mom kept mine and it will be so much fun to Watch my babies play with my old favorites at her house ❤

[@cat3crazy]

I can understand the feeling of not wanting to let go of things. I want to move in to a much smaller place but just thinking about it bothers me, knowing I won't be able to keep all of my stuff. I have things from 40 + years ago and I don't want to get rid of them. Dishes I purchased week by week when the store would have them on sale. I have another set that I collected that were the the ones we ate off when t was a child. Then there are the antique set of the 4 bowls (blue, red, green & yellow). I haven't used most of these things in years. I don't want to let them go! I'm getting up there in years and don't have any children that I could pretend, wanted them. I wouldn't even consider giving them to my neice or nephews. Sorry, off track here but it showes how much I care for my things.

[@ahoardersheart]

I fully understand my friend…there is a deep rooted connection to your things 🙏🏽 And that’s okay, we can look at other items that we’re not as emotionally attached to. We can let that go with gratitude, thanking it for being in our lives and blessing someone else with it. It’s all about taking baby steps in the right direction 🩷🩷

[@leezasims9959]

Great job....... still going strong 💪 your cat is helping so much. Lovely company for difficult tasks