I have many issues of Martha Stewart Living. I want them to go away. I want to keep them. This is a problem.
I need a push to let them go...
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A journey from over-abundance to simplicity. A hoarder shares some secrets of this misunderstood disease, with a visual guide along the way.
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1 comment:
I think you need to cut them into strips and weave clever pieces of home decor out of them.
Of course you probably didn't need another craft project.
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