✍ Scribed by Jameson, Marni
No coin nor oath required. For personal study only.
Building on the award-winning Downsizing the Family Home , this guide—part journal, part workbook, part scrapbook—gently walks downsizers through their profound journey.
It’s just stuff! Maybe so, but sorting through it all and quieting the emotions that downsizing stirs up is difficult—whether you’re going through your own or your parents’ home. This indispensable workbook provides valuable advice and how-to checklists along with a place to reflect, record, and retain an important piece of family history, even as you let go.
Nationally syndicated columnist Marni Jameson covers these topics, and more:
Readers can easily apply the tips and takeaways they’ll learn here as they clear, sort, sell, save . . . and chronicle.
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