Tea

[girliejones]

So, dear reader, I have a problem. I like to buy tea. Not drink tea, mind, just buy it. And this little oddity is fine when you live alone. You rarely have to even acknowledge it. A friend may come to visit and you can pull out All The Teas, and they can feel a little bit special as they get to select from The Range. And that’s the end of it.

But

Comments

[dragonsally]

If you need to rehome that tea, I'll make the sacrifice of shelf space.

[arcadiagt5]

"Sacrifice" huh?

[dragonsally]

Oh yes, a terrible, terrible sacrifice.

[girliejones]

Thank you, I shall keep that in mind and not feel guilty if I decide to part with some of my stash.

Hmm maybe I just like stashing things?

[shrydar]

I'm familiar with some of those Questions from my shoe collection - though I do have recent pairs on fairly high rotation, and still revisit most of the older pairs from time to time.

One thing I have parted company with was my fairly complete MacFormat/MacUser magazine collection from the late 90s/early 00s; it wasn't growing any further, but it was many meters of shelf space that I only ever looked at when we were doing a declutter. I keep having to remind myself that I Am Not A Librarian.

It's hard working out who to be.

[girliejones]

See, shoes don't go stale so I reckon that's totally legit (she of the increasing shoe collection, says).

It's really hard working out who to be. But I think kind of exciting too, once you start to make progress on it.