Day 3830: Too many

Yesterday, in my remote Coping and Healing group, people were talking about things they had too many of. I said that I had three nail files within reach …

… and more elsewhere, which is really too many mail files. People shared that they got too many of necessities (like bags of flour) because they lost track of how many they already had and didn’t want to run out.

Besides nail files, I have too many scissors, watches, fears about the future, and thoughts when I’m trying to fall asleep (which are NOT necessities).

Is there too many of anything in my other images for today?

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DO YOU THINK THERE ARE TOO MANY CAPS LOCK DAYS?

There’s no caps lock on my phone (that I’m aware of), so I spend too many moments typing that last sentence.

Here’s what I find when I search for “too many” on YouTube:

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You can never have too many expressions of gratitude and appreciation, so thanks for reading this too-many post!

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12 thoughts on “Day 3830: Too many”

  1. one can never have too many cat pics or books to reach for. I am a natural minimizer, constantly giving things away, and really am pretty good about keeping only what I really need or want. most things can be easily replaced as needed if needed. I’d say 98% of ‘things.’

  2. I think I wouldn’t mind celebrating Tapioca Pudding Day, Ann. Haven’t had any in a long while, and wow I liked it when I was young.

  3. You mentioned in this post that you don’t have caps lock on your phone. I have an Android and definitely have caps lock. (Double click shift) Every now and again I accidentally hit it and discover that I’ve written half a paragraph in all caps. 😊

  4. I have too many dvd’s! I collect them! Same with CD’S! I love collecting them!

  5. I have too many things that need doing that get in the way of doing the things I really *should* be doing, if that makes any sense.

  6. Some days I have too many things to do and some days I don’t have enough. I don’t always know which a given day is going to be which makes it tough to plan ahead.

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