捨てる捨てない

モノだらけは断捨離とは真逆で捨てられずに貯めるだけ貯めて整理もできていない状況で何かと弊害があるように思うが、先人が何を大事にしていたかがよくわかる。

捨てられないとはいえ、その人にとって不要なモノは捨ててはいるはずだから、残っているモノはその人なりに偏る。

古い地図と古い名簿がたくさん残されていた。地図好きは知っていたが、伊能忠敬に興味を持っていたから、今は用をなさない名簿にはいろいろな繋がりを感じる。

断捨離をするとしたら、真っ先に捨てられるモノばかりである。ただ、捨てて捨てて最小限の暮らしと、偏った不要なモノに囲まれた暮らしと、どちらが、いやどちらかを選択する話ではないと思った。

"Throw away, don't throw away"

It's the opposite of decluttering, and it seems that there is something wrong with the situation where you can't just store and organize things without throwing them away, but you can see what the ancestors valued.

Although it cannot be thrown away, things that are unnecessary for that person should have been thrown away, so the remaining things are biased toward that person.

A lot of old maps and old rosters were left behind. I knew that I liked maps, but I was interested in Ino Tadataka, so I feel various connections to the now useless list.

If you want to cut it off, it's all the things that are thrown away first. However, I thought that it was not a matter of choosing between a minimal life that was thrown away and thrown away, and a life that was surrounded by unbalanced and unnecessary things.