I’ve been doing quite a bit of organizing lately in my own functional space, as my family is about to grow from 2 to 3. Baby Cutright should be joining us in June! My husband and I are ecstatic.
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It’s a new experience for humanity that we can, if we choose, have far more than the minimum necessary for survival, and it makes all the sense in the world that we end up with clutter as we learn how to navigate this new age. Learning involves making mistakes: buying accidental duplicates, saving hobby supplies that we will never use, and watching vegetables spoil before we can find time to cook them. This learning takes time and it can be painful, especially if we berate ourselves or each other for every misstep and consider it all a waste.
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In a surprise move, this blog is not about how to organize your books and media. It’s about the books and media that have helped me help you to organize your books and media.
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It’s been 5 years now, since I started my own minimalist journey, and I’ve become used to living in a minimalist home. What once seemed extraordinary is now my normal living environment. I don’t love minimalism any less, but I do notice it less, and that is my motivation for a low buy year.
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I consider order to be a basic human need. We all need a different amount of it.
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