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  1. The trouble with hoarding is it doesn’t seem like hoarding when you’re doing it! More like essential and very sensible!😂It’s only when something happens to open your eyes to the realities that you realise and do something about it!

    1. Very true, Wolfie,

      I used do it all the time – pick up or keep something just in case…

      What I do now is if I’ve not used something for a period – it could be a year or 5 years (depending on what it is) – it goes. I give it away.

      Cheers!
      Eric

    1. Hello Jane dear,

      You’re helping people and also making a living out of your decluttering business.

      But it also tells me that people trust you enough to let you into their homes and to peek into their most private corners and memories. No big business can ever replicate your business model which anchors on trust – first and last.

      Keep it up and God bless,
      Eric

      1. Oh flippin’ heck Eric, I meant ‘nailed’.. but I guess you worked that out. I must put my specs on!!

        Thank you for your insightful comment. I am humbled by the trust placed in me by people who start out as strangers. It reinforces for me how we are all connected.

        Hugs for you and Lisa and God bless. Xx 💗

    1. Now, isn’t that the truth, Ina 🙂

      All good wishes,
      Eric

      *** Blue Suited Crooks ***
      Wall Street excesses
      New heroes blue suited crooks
      Lucifer has won

      Copyright @ Eric Alagan, 2018

  2. We were taught to hoard more and worry more in case of rainy days and that’s good practice. The turning point would be when it turns to greed. Then you have a new set of worries.

    1. Hello Windy dear,

      Yes, saving for a rainy day is prudent. But greed that leads to hoarding and grabbing something for no other reason than to deny others – that is silly and sick.

      Luv and hugz from a friend,
      Eric

      *** Fine Line ***
      Not so fine a line
      Saving for a rainy day
      How much is enough?

      Copyright @ Eric Alagan, 2018

    1. That’s a great thought, Khushbu,

      Good one!

      There are enough riches to lift everyone out of poverty, I reckon. But when the richest 1% owns half the world’s wealth, we know the system is flawed.

      Peace,
      Eric

      *** Enough ***
      Enough is enough
      There is enough for mankind
      But man is not kind

      Copyright @ Eric Alagan, 2018

    1. Hello Shalilah,

      That’s another take on hoarding. Good one.

      You’re right. All of us need to declutter our homes, some more than others, I reckon.

      Peace,
      Eric

      *** Revolving Door ***
      Keepsakes and clutter
      Spring cleaning new collections
      Recycling our lives

      Copyright @ Eric Alagan, 2018

  3. That’s very true. Nobody is going to kidnap me for my wealth as it wouldn’t be worth all their effort! LOL I’m sure the rich have a lot of worries trying to protect what they have.

    1. Hello Ian,

      I’m in the same boat. And if they broke into my house, they will find many valuable stuff – keepsakes and treasures that only my family and I can appreciate.

      The obscenely rich spend half their time fleecing the world, and the other half trying to avoid taxes, I reckon.

      Peace,
      Eric

      *** Taxes and Tide ***
      Inevitable
      The nakedness of one’s death
      Fools chasing shadows

      Copyright @ Eric Alagan, 2018

    1. Now, that’s a thought, Bill.

      And you’re right. No other animal hoards more than it can eat. Not even a squirrel.

      Thank you and all the best to you too,
      Eric

      *** A Bird’s Life ***

      Soaring high above
      Seeking my elusive prey
      Predator stalks me

      Copyright @ Eric Alagan, 2018

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