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Your comments are valuable to me.  I am ready to get rid of my stuff, but I  am not sure how to go about that.  Your experience teaches me to give it away and I will gain more fulfillment than I will trying to sell it.  I have learned already from the small amount that I have given away that I don't miss it after it is gone.

 Thanks 

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Sandy may want to craigslist her amazing collection.

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When we were children we were primarily focused on experience.  As we age, we are taught to appreciate, crave and covet stuff.  No matter what stuff brings into our lives, we will all have to leave here without our stuff.  Our experiences are all we will have.  

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