It’s a holiday and I make time to sort my boy’s small wardrobe. I put aside his clothes/ pants that are now too small for him, will put it on laundry and whenever there’s a call for donating clothes, I’ll be ready.
After a significant removal of clothes and pants, his wardrobe now is proudly a state of art đ, I love it. He is the one who assigned the parts of the wardrobe for his clothes! Here are the pants I’m using at home, here are for the T-shirt, etc..
I started this clothes sorting some years ago…. A part inspired by Marie Kondo, a part that I have no space left because the wardrobe is too full with the things I no longer wear, and also the humongous need to tidy tings up in my wardrobe and in my life.
At first, it was hard to say good bye with the clothes, ah.. This one is really expensive, I can still wear this to the.. mumbling inaudibly…. And now it is a lot easier, never wear this once in this year, bye. It’s not cold, it’s a healthy boundary. Never again I am possessed by my possession.
Keep the space, so we can breathe.
Karin Sabrina