Here is just a peek into my pre-purge disastrous closet. As you can see, my clothes don't have a lot of breathing room, and I'm in desperate need of a linen closet. (I plan to install a closet organizer in the new place.)
The pile starting to grow in the hall.
Shoes that I haven't worn in years.
My Goodwill pile.
I have to admit there were some items of clothing that I had a really difficult time letting go of. I started working out regularly about two years ago and because of that my body has gotten more muscular and I don't fit into my 'skinny' clothing. I kept saying, I would work out harder, lose some weight, and fit into those clothes again (yes, I was delusional). Anyways, this weekend I let that lovely pipe dream go and realized, hey, I may have a slightly 'bigger' body but at least it's strong!Alas, the fruits of my labour. One bag for Goodwill and one bag for the ladies in my family. I even managed to put away my winter clothing into storage. I sent a photo to the BF and he was VERY proud.

P.S. To cheapnchic - feel free to share your fiance's present value analysis on the worth of old books! You won't believe how many old textbooks I still have. As if I still need that highschool Caculus textbook!!








4 comments:
Good job! I love getting rid of old stuff!
Thank you for visiting A Gift Wrapped Life, so lovely to see another Canadian. You have reminded me to purge my closet, I am sure I would have things alot more embarrassing than a poncho!
Enjoy the week.
Yay for closet organization!
I had shoes like that with the funky rounded toe! Mine were black with silver trim and I wore them all the time in college. I wore them out so much that they unfortunately got chucked. Glad to see you were able to let go. =)
Ok, I had to get him to explain his formula again.
1. Determine the price of the old book purchased in today's dollars (e.g. $100)
2. Determine probability, i.e. 50%, you will need that book and this will be present value of book (value is now $50)
3. That number is the future value. Present value must be taken now (depends on interest rates, but will certainly be less than $50)
I know completely dorky but he is a finance/econ nerd and we both just got our MBAs.
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