Prep Phase Clothing [1]

The first cut is the deepest!  I didn't have much to begin with, so I hope this isn't as hard as everyone has projected.  Here is some of what I have to work with --




In this go around, I ended up with 3 piles: keep, donate, sell.  Here is the count so far:

  • keep: 106
  • donate: 126
  • sell: 36

I have to admit that the clothes I am not keeping are clothes I haven't touched for months, so why did I have them in the first place?  A simple phrase comes to mind "what if I need it in the future?"  If I lived without it for months, I think I can survive a couple more months without them.  I need to live for now and not for maybe and what if.  There will be another cut and a bit more to sort through, but mentally, this is all I could do away with for now.
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