Okay, to be totally honest, this post is not as much about sentimental things as it is about mentally consuming declutters. If I thought papers were tough, they were nothing compared to this. I didn't think digital clutter was a thing before this Project, but it totally is. I've been in social media and World of internet for two decades soon (way to sound old, right?), so after joining numerous platforms throughout the years, going through many phases of interests growing up and so on, the amount of mailing lists, people I follow and so on is getting overwhelming.

So, for my memorabilia declutter, I'm mostly doing declutter of my internet life. Which will include:

But really, internet communities have been a big part of my life for so long, since I haven't always lived very close to my friends, I am introvert so I sometimes struggle making connections in real life and because it has been an easy way to find likeminded people and usually also practice my English writing since it has most of the time been the common language. So while you might think clinging into this digital world is a bit crazy, try to see my point of view.

As for the physical objects with sentimental value, I didn't find much of that anymore, as I kind of went through them during the previous parts. At some point next year, I'm thinking of doing the challenge where you take a time of 30 days and throw things away as follows: 1 item on day one, 2 on day two, up to throwing away 30 items on day 30. I'd really like to challenge myself to do that - and if you'd like me to document it, let me know and I will.