Update: Getting Rid of 100 Things

This is the pile I created after writing {this} post.

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Clothes that hadn't been worn in over a year ...check.

Craft projects and supplies that were liked, not loved ...check.

Movies that were rarely ever watched ...check.

Books that the kids had out grown ...check.

Small little toys that the kids won't miss {I hope} ...check.

100 things.

It feels so good to have 100 less things in the house.

100 less things to wash, pick up, store, or squish into the back of a closet.

I don't think I'll miss a thing.

If you participated in simplifying your home by getting rid

of 100 things this past weekend, I'd love to know how you did.

{just leave me a comment}

Also...

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tomorrow I'll be sharing a tutorial with you on

how to make pom pom garland using tissue paper and fishing line.

I love this project because it's easy + inexpensive.

That's my favorite kind of project.