Too much stuff
 

I came to korea with 2 suitcases. One was half full. And that included about 50 CDs, each in their own case.

Now, 3 jobs and 5 years later, instead of throwing my bags into a taxi I have to rent a truck to move to a new apartment. Not only that, I might have to make 2 trips :eek: !

I envy those simple souls out there.

That's nothing.... When I came to Korea, I was single.......

I've given up. I love stuff and stuff loves me, or so it seems. Every few months I'll have a big "spring" cleaning, and end up throwing out 1-2 of those 100 litre green bags, but then a few months later I am once again drowning in "stuff". Plus there's the problem in Korea of having to buy those damn stickers in order to throw away bigger stuff, like furniture or old computers. :(

a spring cleaning is in order for me. and what do you know, here comes spring :)

e dont have those problems in thailand. Everthing rots away and disintegrates with 9 months :o
I have a storage room in San Diego that I rent. I opened it after 6 years one time and could not believe it- no dust -no mold, mildew or any signs of age-now thats amazing :o :o :o
Now Its been another 13 years since I've back to open it.

correct my grammar and sentance structure please

Re: Too much stuff
 

ooohhhh don't we all just love collecting stuff!!:D I have been here for 5 years now and my 1st apt was quite large, then it went smaller and smaller, now it's back to a normal size, which is good cause more space is good BUT I always seem to fill up that extra space!! :doh:

Each time I have gone home, I've taken a Full suitcase back with me and ended up bringing a full one back plus a little bit more :eek: Now, I'll need my whole family to come help me move back to Canada :whistle: hehehe

Re: Too much stuff
 

I have way too much stuff now. I am afraid to move! Maybe I'll stay here for ever! haha