the stuff manifesto

Minimalist game, 2019. Day 10.

Minimalist game, 2019. Day 9.

Minimalist game, 2019. Day 8.

Minimalist game, 2019. Day 7.

Minimalist game, 2019. Day 6.

Minimalist game, 2019. Day 5.

Minimalist game, 2019. Day 4.

Minimalist game, 2019. Day 3.

Minimalist game, 2019. Day 2.

Minimalist game, 2019. Day 1.

Seneca 

Peace. 

Day 15: this block of knives. Yes, I included the holders as things because I’m pretty sure that when I first bought them this was determined to be a “15 piece knife set” or whatever. I don’t currently need this many knives. When I do eventually need some knives, I will either use the two camping knives that I own or invest in one or two good ones. 

Day 14: kitchen stuff! Look At all of this plastic. I really don’t need it.

Day 13: as the label suggests, I’m getting rid of these law books + stuff. They’re mostly notes and binders from conferences (studying areas of law that I’m no longer immediately a part of) and day planners and other junk I don’t really need. That’s my jam: getting rid of junk I don’t really need.

Day 11, 12: miscellaneous stuff (some of which is not pictured). A few kitchen things (seen above), a bag, a piece of art, 3 books, 2 magazines, a burnt CD, 3 books, ironing board, 2 other art things, a foam roller, 3 more pens (!!!).

Pens. Bloody damn, pens. A few years back I resolved to only use these pens. I ordered a bunch through a previous employer. No one else wanted them when I was departing so I took them with me. I took them with my several times. Since that time, I’ve discovered a new type of pen that I prefer, and I’m much happier with it. The hockey puck was used as part of an art project that has came and went. I have no reason for keeping it.