Why sometimes we find it difficult to throw out useful stuff....
The other day, I was at a community centre doing some voluntary time there and I came across nearly a 100 brand new magazines most of which were still bundled up in their delivery tape. What I was aiming to do, before finding them was quickly jump in to clear away the large pile of things that were stopping us from using the bench for 'cuppas', getting to the safety phone or even knowing there was a kitchen there. 'Easy peasey' I thought. I'll just return what I can to its
Who wins? Do the Aussies or the Americans have more stuff?
According to American "professional organizer Regina Lark: The average U.S. household has 300,000 things, from paper clips to ironing boards."# So how would Aussies rate? "It may not feel like it to some, but Australians are some of the richest people in the world. When it comes to GDP per capita, which places a value on how productive a person is, Australians are in the top three, according to the International Monetary Fund."The jury is still out on this for us with no cu
