Clover Salon: Happy Life Foster parents (weekend foster parents, adoptive foster parents, foster parents), decluttering, child rearing, daily life, English, computers, books

Hello everyone.

It's a new year, and I feel new.

It's been six months since I started organizing my life.

I've leveled up a few goals.

1. To be able to take out the things I need when I need them.

2. To let go of things that are damaged or no longer usable, and get new things and use them carefully.

3. To find the right amount for yourself and your family, and let go of things you don't need.

4. To organize your things so that you can use each room for its own purpose.

5. To spend time and money on what you want to do and on your family's health, and let go of unpleasant ways of spending time and money.

I received a Baccarat vase as a wedding gift.

And I used it carefully.

But one day, I decorated it with flowers without thinking about their weight.

I'll never forget, lots of sunflowers (lol)

Then, in the middle of the night, there was a crash.

The vase broke.

However, the bottom part was shattered, but only the part where the flowers were arranged was safe.

So for a few years I worried about whether I should get it repaired since it was such a precious item, and left it alone.

But after leaving it for a few years, I realized.

It's my problem now, so I'm not going to try to fix it anymore.

So I decided to just say goodbye and lighten my mood.

I put it in a garbage bag and thanked it for everything, and I felt really relieved.

Until then, I had felt guilty and sorry about breaking it,

but I was grateful that I had been able to use it and cherish it until then.

Each family needs different things and numbers of different things.

I'm sure if you can find the right things and numbers for your life, you'll be able to live a wonderful life.







Hello everyone.

It's a new year, and I feel new.

It's been six months since I started organizing my life.

I've leveled up a few goals.

1. To be able to take out the things I need when I need them.

2. To let go of things that are damaged or no longer usable, and get new things and use them carefully.

3. To find the right amount for yourself and your family, and let go of things you don't need.

4. To organize your things so that you can use each room for its own purpose.

5. To spend time and money on what you want to do and on your family's health, and let go of unpleasant ways of spending time and money.

I received a Baccarat vase as a wedding gift.

And I used it carefully.

But one day, I decorated it with flowers without thinking about their weight.

I'll never forget, lots of sunflowers (lol)

Then, in the middle of the night, there was a crash.

The vase broke.

However, the bottom part was shattered, but only the part where the flowers were arranged was safe.

So for a few years I worried about whether I should get it repaired since it was such a precious item, and left it alone.

But after leaving it for a few years, I realized.

It's my problem now, so I'm not going to try to fix it anymore.

So I decided to just say goodbye and lighten my mood.

I put it in a garbage bag and thanked it for everything, and I felt really relieved.

Until then, I had felt guilty and sorry about breaking it,

but I was grateful that I had been able to use it and cherish it until then.

Each family needs different things and numbers of different things.

I'm sure if you can find the right things and numbers for your life, you'll be able to live a wonderful life.