Greetings, Dear Reader,
I came across an article in AARP Magazine concerning “death cleaning.” Despite the rather morbid name, actually death cleaning has as its central tenet the notion that one should have their home (and estate affairs) in good order. I've personally seen homes of departed loved ones who DIDN'T have anything in order and, well, things were a big mess...and on so many levels.
Here’s an article I saw in AARP Magazine...concise and to the point!:
https://www.aarp.org/home-family/friends-family/info-2018/swedish-death-cleaning-fd.html
There are many other articles addressing this latest trend regarding de-cluttering, including this video I found:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=oQRUSQFwT2U
It's summertime and a timely article was recently penned by Jyssica Yelas in the recent Willamette Week regarding sustainable mindfulness as many Portlanders (and others in other locations) seek to spruce up their wardrobes.
Here is Yelas's article on "Seven Steps to Sustainable Summer Style" which I think many of you will enjoy perusing:
http://www.wweek.com/…/seven-steps-to-sustainable-summer-s…/
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