You pride yourself on not being ter

You pride yourself on not being terribly attached to your possessions. When with something, you feel down.
Our daughter is having trouble letting go of a couch. It’s not only the couch she’s having trouble letting go of but the . It was their first sofa. It has been loaded onto moving trucks and unloaded Three kids have jumped on it. It’s so worn that the only way you could sell it would be in the .
Yet she can’t let it go easily and asked me if that was strange.
―Completely,‖ I said, ―You get it me.‖
When we were ready to sell our things, I sold our cradle at the neighborhood garage sale. I had pieces of it in the garage and the others in the house. A young woman said she wanted it for her baby. My throat and tears began to well. She pulled out cash and my face up. But when I returned with the other , I was all out crying. ―Maybe your’re not to sell it.‖ the woman said.
―No-o-o,‖ I . My vision was so blurred by tears that I nearly her with one of the side rails. ―It’s fine, really,‖ I cried, ―Take it.‖
Our to stuff grows in direct relationship to the amount of time it has sat in one place. You think, ―Hey, we’ve hung it this long - it must be valuable!‖
Our accumulations of treasures in relation to the ever-increasing size of our houses. And when we outgrow the storage space in our homes, we someone else to store them. Storage unit facilities faster. There’s money to be made from people who can’t let go.
The most extreme to part with things has even been transformed into entertainment in the form of a television show called Hoarders.
Let the sofa go, I told my daughter. It its purpose. You can get a new one. Give the kids some crackers and juice boxes and it will be like the one in six weeks.
In daily life, we do need to let go of the past, because only in this way can we welcome the new world.

結果 (中文) 1:

你为自己感到自豪不太重视你的财产。当的东西，你感到沮丧。我们的女儿麻烦放手的沙发。它不是只在沙发上，她麻烦放手的但是。这是他们第一次的沙发。它已被装上搬家卡车和卸载的三个孩子有跳上它。它这么穿，你可以卖它的唯一办法就是在。她不能让它轻易地又问我是否那就是奇怪。―Completely，‖ 我说，只要让它我。 ‖当我们准备卖掉我们的东西，卖到了我们在附近车库出售的摇篮。我有件它在车库里和其他人在房子里。一个年轻的女人说她想为她的孩子。我的喉咙，眼泪开始得很好。她取出现金和我的脸。但与其他的归来，我都哭了。―Maybe 你不会出售它 ‖ 女人说。没到-o-o，‖ 我。我的视力是如此模糊的眼泪，我几乎她两边的扶手之一。―It 的很好，真的，我哭了，‖ ―Take 它。 ‖我们的东西生长在直接关系到它已坐在一个地方的时间多。你认为，―Hey，我们已经把它挂这么长的时间 — — 它必须是有价值 ！ ‖我们积累的财宝就我们居住的房子的规模不断增长。当我们长大的存储空间，在我们的家园，我们其他人来存储它们。存储单位设施更快。还有那些不能放手的人赚到钱。最极端的分手的事情已经甚至变成娱乐形式的一个电视节目叫囤积者。让沙发走了，我告诉我女儿。它的目的。你可以得到一个新。给孩子们一些饼干和果汁盒，它会像一在六个星期。在日常生活中，我们要让过去的过去，因为只有用这种方式我们可以欢迎的新世界。

結果 (中文) 3:

你为自己的财产不被可怕的依恋而骄傲。当有了什么，你会感到失望。我们的女儿在沙发上有麻烦了。这不仅是她有麻烦的放弃，但。这是他们的第一个沙发。它已经装上了移动的卡车和卸下三个孩子已经跳上了它。它是如此的磨损，唯一的方式，你可以出售它将在。但她不能轻易地让它走，问我，如果这是奇怪的。―‖完全，我说，我‖―你得到它。当我们准备卖东西的时候，我卖了我们的摇篮，在附近的车库出售。我在车库和房子里的其他人都有它。一个年轻的女人说，她想为她的孩子。我的喉咙和眼泪开始好了。她拿出现金和我的脸。但当我回来时，我都哭了。―也许你不会卖掉它。‖女人说。―——，‖我。我的视力是如此模糊，我几乎是她和一个侧面的铁轨。―很好，真的，‖我哭了，―拿走它。‖我们对东西的发展直接关系到它在一个地方坐的时间。你认为，―嘿，我们把它挂在长期它一定是有价值的！‖我们的财富积累与我们房子的规模不断增加有关。当我们长大的存储空间在我们的家园，我们其他人来存放。存储单元设备更快。有一个不能让人走的人的钱。最极端的一部分事情已经在电视娱乐节目的形式转化为囤积者。让沙发去，我告诉我的女儿。它的目的。你可以得到一个新的。给孩子一些饼干和果汁盒，它会像一个在六周。在日常生活中，我们需要放开过去，因为只有这样，我们才能迎接新的世界。