Doesn’t it seem sometimes that we get ourselves so much new “stuff” that we don’t really use? I know that’s often the case with me, so I’m making a concerted effort to USE the stuff I have.
For instance, I love bags. Pocketbooks. Purses. I’m always buying them, it’s sort of my weakness. But how many bags can you use? I think I have found one that is great for weekdays, a black canvas messenger bag with plenty of room to cart around all my daily “stuff,” but I’ve decided that on the weekends, which are decidedly different than weekdays, and I don’t need all the stuff, I’m going to transfer my essentials into another bag, a smaller bag. Hopefully, I will get to use a number of bag this way.
Kitchen appliances tend to accumulate too, don’t they? So today, I made a point of using both the rice maker and the small crockpot, for an easy and delicious dinner of chili with rice. And right now, I’m making bread in the breadmaker. Let you know how it turns out.
If I’m really smart, I’ll go back into the kitchen and cook up a pitcher of iced tea in my iced tea maker, to bring with me to work tomorrow, so I don’t have to visit the soda machine! Cheaper, and healthier! AND I get to USE a kitchen machine that’s sitting on the shelf!
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