Cherishing Things in a "Replaceable" Culture

I remember the care my Grandma took in her things. She lived in a very simple space and had very little "stuff" but what she had, she cherished. Nowadays, we live in a society that has every single thing we want available to us in an instant-- and I think this has caused us to value our things less and less...because everything is so easily replaceable. This contributes to clutter and discontent even more. What if we went back to that mindset and really cherished what we had, used it until it was really worn, and were really good stewards of what we have? What if we stopped bringing more and more "stuff" into our homes and just cherished what is there already? Join me today as I talk about living in a "replaceable" culture and really cherishing our things. What if we went back to that mindset and really cherished what we had, used it until it was really worn, and  were really good stewards of what we have? What if we stopped bringing more and more "stuff" into our homes and just cherished what what is there already? Join me today as I talk about living in a "replaceable" culture and really cherishing our things. www.simplylivingforhim.com