WHAT AM I GOING TO DO WITH ALL THIS STUFF?
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“I’ve always had trouble throwing things away. Magazines, newspapers, old clothes. What if I need them one day? I don’t want to risk throwing something out that might be valuable. The large piles of stuff in our house keep growing so it’s difficult to move around and sit or eat together as a family.”
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