55歲據說是改變生活習慣的最好時機,因為50歲太早,60歲太晚.所以我正在跨越55這個門檻,希望改變自己晚睡的習慣,迎接更多的黎明.最近,大家都在斷捨哩,因此我也不免看一眼自己成堆的書和衣服.怎麼辦,實在是很難割捨,有些書是我一定要留下的,因為是生財工具,有些是我的個人嗜好,但因嗜好太廣,所以總是不斷增加.衣服就更不用說了,女人的衣櫃裡總是少一件衣服,所以新花色,買,新樣式,買,新流行,買.心理學家應該已經給我們一個標籤較衣服上癮症,但是人類必須靠穿衣才能蔽體,而且衣服是我們的戲服與心情溫度計.所以雖然已經清了很多書和衣服,但是春夏秋冬的分類還是明顯存在,健康園藝美食的書籍仍然很多,我相我一定太貪心了,但是要回歸空空蕩蕩的房子,對我來說應該是極限的挑戰,所以這是50世代的美麗與哀愁!

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