The Book of the Dead.

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Does anybody ever do spring cleaning?

I know that I don't.
In fact I never buy anything that I don't need
and I very rarely throw anything out,
I take good care of it because
I can't afford to buy it again.

Last thing that I threw away
that just couldn't be sold or traded with;
was an old tattered rug.
But I try to repurpose things simply because
I don't have that much to begin with,
so I have to make everything that I have last.

The idea of people just throwing away
so many still usable things instead of donating them
for example: books, makes no sense to me.
People will throw away perfectly good clothes,

toys, furniture, and so on, they won't donate it,
they won't give it to neighbors or
somebody else who needs it, they'll just throw it out.

I don't know if that qualifies for spring cleaning
but it just seems weird to me.
The wastefulness that this country has,
and yes I'm going to go on another tangent about
how America is wasteful.
And how I really don't like the way our culture is.
Okay there now I'm done!

But my point is people should really think about reducing,
reusing and repurposing things a little bit more.
I mean you can take a book to prop up a wobbly table.
Carpets can be cut and reshaped and
then glued on other carpets to create
a completely different look.
You can also just throw them in a pet room.

I would just like to see people reuse the things
that they bought a bit more.
That's a lot of money wasted to just ultimately
end up in a landfilled somewhere.
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