Adventure Trip?

 Shifting is a shitty process but revealing. 

When you think you are a minimalist and then find yourself a hoarder. A hoarder of books, cloths, kitchen items, garden plants to name a few. 

Books, purchased especially in last few years half read or did not feel like to read after few pages. They are mostly related to political understanding of games, gamble. Excuse rather than books reading, I started reading cases; happenings/mishappenings and now writing them.

You still have plans to read but excuses still have not time for them. Mostly related to technology especially IT, surveillance etc. I wonder on people who say read so many in a month or year.

Cloths, you feel don't purchase much or give away occasionally, whatever don't wear or don't like. But still, find many hidden somewhere in that parental home. Typical old generation middle class or lower middle class problem, who don't feel like to give away "that occasionally especially new cloths" :) 

Kitchen items: I call my kitchen not a proper kitchen but even after more than a decade, kitchenette, not stuffed like typical homes. But try to shift and you feel like a hoarder again.

Home Lawn and Plants: Frontyard and backyard lawns, comparatively small, looks like having too little plants. And then try to shift. Excuse, experimental hoarding, so still don't come under the category of hoarders.

After shifting (almost), whatever left now in campus home is probably known as minimalist or maybe still need to shift lil bit more :) 

And how long it would be here? Leave this question for a while at least :)

I do wonder about people whose homes and lawns are so full that it feels like, even difficult to breath amid such kinda hoarding. In case of shifting how such people feel?

After years rather decades, when you have to go back to that parental home.

How it feels like? Like an adventure trip, a bit longer trip, kinda out of nowhere. So much change and still same somewhere. So close yet so far away?

This adventure experience needs more understanding and writing. Till now experience says, people don't need governments. Governments are the problems not the solutions.