Day 155: Phone Book

... last year's phoneback is replaced by the recent one.

Goes to paper recycling.

Thanks for helping sometimes and Goodbye!

Day 78: Thank-you Flower

My yoga students sometimes give me tea, 

chocolates or flowers as thank-you-gifts, 

which overwhelms me every time.

A couple of weeks ago I got a flower 

from a gardener in my prenatal class.

The baby is now born

and the flower has given us joy.

Thank you and Goodbye!

Day 45: A Stone

Clara likes collecting stones and bringing them home.

 I find them in all kinds of places in the house.

I don't have a heart of stone,

but this stone leaves the house,

through the living room door

into the garden.

I think this counts 

as very natural recycling.

Back to nature.

Day 25: Stuff you don't need, or your children

We still have the same highchair for Carolina, that was formerly used by Clara. 

Very good quality. It came with this padding:

 

It was used only once, when the chair was bought. Very unpractical. When it gets dirty 

(and it does, you know how babies and toddlers like to eat), you have to fiddle it off the chair, wash it, fiddle it on again. I don't know anybody who has a padding on their highchair. 

No, thank you and Goodbye!

Day 24: Puzzle

The first snow of this winter 

fell last night 

in Northern Germany.

All I declutter today

is this little piece of puzzle.

(found it on a shelf in the living room,

the rest of the puzzle has already gone, I guess)

 

Probably showing a snowy scene.

Day 21: Packaging

... from my new laptop lying around since October.

I only keep the receipt, the user manual and the recovery disc.

The rest will be recycled.

Day 20: Crayons

This week I will be taking a closer look at the living room.

Carolina's shelf:

 

... gets a a quick ten-minute-clean-up-declutter.

These can go:

Some keep-worthy pictures I will put in her portfolio.

The cherry-pit-pillow-pig will go forever.

And the 100 crayons for 5 Euros only spent a couple of days in the house. 

Bad drawing quality. 

What did I expect?

Thank you and Goodbye!