Now that there is an intermittent light at the end of the pandemic tunnel, it’s time to re-evaluate your relationship with your possessions, our columnist writes
If you are fortunate enough to have a job you can do remotely, you’ve probably spent more time in your home surrounded by and interacting with your stuff than you ever have before. Your feelings about your things range from “I love that couch. I live on that couch. Mmmmm...couch,” to “Did I get these pants at the swap area at the dump?”
Love it or hate it, your worldly goods constituted a giant, squishy, smelly psychic security blanket, helping you through the dark days. But now that there is an intermittent light at the end of the pandemic tunnel, it’s time to re-evaluate your relationship with your possessions.
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