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By Adapted from voices.washpost.com/checkup
Tuesday, April 28, 2009
Sizing Up Your Wardrobe
Are you a skinny-clothes keeper or a skinny-clothes giver-away?
Many people tend to keep old clothes that fit smaller versions of themselves, hoping that one day they will fit again.
-- Jennifer Huget
lorenw507 wrote:
When my mother-in-law died, there were items in her closet ranging from size 2 to size 16. Talk about wishful thinking! Even if she managed to make it back down to 2 or 4, the clothes were 30 years old. Why keep them for that long?
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