Walked, did not run, a very, very<\/i> slow 4 kilometers. I was going to run again in the afternoon, but decided to work on organizing and decluttering instead.<\/p>\n
I ended up wasting a lot of time, as is usual for me. The decluttering project turned into “reading about decluttering” online and looking at decluttering books on Amazon.com. Of course I ended up purchasing one, but it was only a Kindle eBook and it cost only two dollars. I did, however, manage to request fifteen<\/i> books from the public library, including several by Don Aslett, whose Clutter’s Last Stand<\/i> (which is among those I requested) is the most direct and useful book I’ve read on the subject.<\/p>\n
The time is now 2:30 p.m., and I intend to spend the next three hours or so working on organizing and, I hope, discarding some unneeded items. I should make it a point to update this post with a note about my progress. So…<\/p>\n
NOTE REGARDING PROGRESS: (To Be Continued)<\/i><\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"
Walked, did not run, a very, very slow 4 kilometers. I was going to run again in the afternoon, but decided to work on organizing and decluttering instead. I ended up wasting a lot of time, as is usual for me. The decluttering project turned into “reading about decluttering” online and looking at decluttering books … Continue reading DAY LXXXV<\/span>