DISQUS

Peace and quiet.

I collect rocks from my travels with the name written on each one. I keep them in an old basket on a table. Egypt, Paris, Rome, Bar Harbor, Walden Pond, etc....I love them and they are FREE!

I just bought new Levi's and a casual LL Bean barn coat (light blue with brown collar). I really want a new handbag....maybe tote size. As much as I'd like to carry a tiny bag, I have so much stuff!
And some soft fleece tops and turtlenecks.

Hands down, Paul McCartney. Wow!

Let go, walk your own path, nobody has anything figured out more than you do.

Thanks Cindy,
I'm not normally a 'throw caution to the wind' person but it sure is fun! I'm seeing and doing things I've only dreamed of....

Right now I am excited about my husband and I packing our RV and hitting the road for a month. My exciting view out my window at the moment is about 25 seagulls sitting on a hugh rock in the water. Beautiful!
Our economy is bad, we all have problems, etc. so we said "what the hell, let's have some fun".
We are having fun! It is exciting!

Just so happens my DH and I are leaving Monday for a month long camping trip through Virginia and on up to New England in our 30' travel trailer. We live in South Carolina so are looking forward to some cooler weather and the beautiful fall leaves.

My sympathy. I lost a son 9 years ago. It never leaves you but eventually you learn to cope. Grief is a tough journey you have to go through and hopefully come out with some understanding. But you have to experience the grief, not sidestep from it. God bless.

I'm glad there is someone like me! I tend to be reclusive and love my alone time. I just don't need people around me all the time. I guess I am hiding and never knew it.

My computer, I stay in touch with everyone, sell on ebay, and have instant access to news, blogs and any info I need.
It's the greatest!

Peace and kindness. Without them everyone and our entire planet is out of control. With wars, our current election frenzy and the extreme consumerism for more and more "stuff" when our homes are already overflowing. We seem to be on a mission to have every material item and have lost touch with what is truly important. God, a simple life and the people we love.

We recycle glass, paper,cardboard, cans, etc., switched to a stainless water bottle and fill it with tap water, buy as many items in glass containers as possible and reuse them for leftovers, glasses, etc., always use cloth shopping bags, never put produce in plastic bags, switched our lightbulbs to eco-friendly ones, hang my laundry outside (free solar dryer!), and use less detergent. WOW! I didn't know how many changes I've made!

Thank you for Unclutterer, I read it everyday and it is always helpful and interesting.

Ain't Erin just the greatest?