Last Thing You Bought?
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I bought a new harness for Chayton, one that is easier for me to put on/off for when I want to take her outside. The one my son uses is bulky and works great for the group hikes he takes her on every day with his dog clients. And when he takes her out for bathroom breaks at home he just uses a slip lead. Those things scare me and I'm uncomfortable with them. So I needed a lightweight harness. This one is cool. I can't wait to start taking her out again now that the frigid temperatures are over.
The orange looks so good against her brown fur.
The orange looks so good against her brown fur.
I had a gift card to Michaels, so I bought some blanket yarn, cotton yarn, a new crochet hook and some bags for packaging my crochet items.
christen_g
perpetual weirdo
a pair of sporty toe socks from a local sports co op
i recently bought vibram five fingers and although i like the vibrams brand socks i want to try out other brands and i like shopping in person
i recently bought vibram five fingers and although i like the vibrams brand socks i want to try out other brands and i like shopping in person
I bought myself a new armchair for downstairs and one for upstairs. I am going to sit on the living room chair downstairs every morning when I make myself a drink and try to read for a while each day. Habit stacking as James Clear would say. 
I've been stocking up on stuff. Two more 2 lb bags of whole bean coffee, 4 lbs of red lentils, 5 lbs of oats--on top of what I already have, in anticipation of rising prices due to tariffs
My son works at a cell phone store and said it was his busiest sales day all year!
My son works at a cell phone store and said it was his busiest sales day all year!
From Kindly in Brighton as they were open today.
I went to Costco and bought broccoli, mushrooms, the vacuum packed beets and a box of Pyrex Snapware glass food storage that were on sale. My rubbermade containers are old, and I've always obsessing with the thought of plastic. I also obsess over what's a good idea to buy and what's not.
Now I have to find where I'm going to store them
I passed on the Acai bowls that were on sale at least
and 3 lbs of the best kiwis I've ever had! $6.99. I always get good produce from Costco
Sitting here looking at the box of Pyrex, and paralyzed over cleaning the house! SO much I could/should get rid of. I fear being a hoarder and lately it's been looking like a justified fear
Now I have to find where I'm going to store them
I passed on the Acai bowls that were on sale at least
and 3 lbs of the best kiwis I've ever had! $6.99. I always get good produce from Costco
Sitting here looking at the box of Pyrex, and paralyzed over cleaning the house! SO much I could/should get rid of. I fear being a hoarder and lately it's been looking like a justified fear
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Chryssie
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I have several pieces similar to that. I got rid of all my old plastic storage containers a while ago, though I did buy a really cute Tupperware set a while back. I get my stuff at TJ Maxx of course!
I love the glass containers with the snap on lids.
These are my latest acquisitions that were gifted to me for Christmas.
These are my latest acquisitions that were gifted to me for Christmas.
You could read that Swedish Death Cleaning book.Sitting here looking at the box of Pyrex, and paralyzed over cleaning the house! SO much I could/should get rid of. I fear being a hoarder and lately it's been looking like a justified fear
The last thing I bought was a book - Thriving beyond 50 - 111 Natural Strategies to Restore Your Mobility, Avoid Surgery and Stay Off Pain Pills for Good.
I actually woke up thinking that may be what motivates me! I have heard about it, but so many things I've given up I've regretted.You just never know what you may need later, and often never know if you'll be able to replace them. It is a reality though, and we should be sure to make it easier for those we leave behind. I always thought more of it as "eviction cleaning"
That book looks good, I have the credits from Amazon to get it on kindle-let me know if you like it!
The Swedish death cleaning book was good and there is a show too that I watched. Watch The Gentle Art of Swedish Death Cleaning Series & Episodes on U I started thinking about this when my husband was ill with cancer as I thought about what I would be left with in our house if he died.I actually woke up thinking that may be what motivates me! I have heard about it, but so many things I've given up I've regretted.You just never know what you may need later, and often never know if you'll be able to replace them. It is a reality though, and we should be sure to make it easier for those we leave behind. I always thought more of it as "eviction cleaning"
That book looks good, I have the credits from Amazon to get it on kindle-let me know if you like it!
The book about Thriving Beyond 50 is on offer today for less than £2 on kindle on the UK Amazon. I follow Will Harlow on YT too and his channel is good.
