Evaluating Your Unwanted Furniture: Keep
So you’ve accumulated some unwanted furniture over the years, eh? Don’t worry, we’ve all been there. Evaluating which pieces to keep can be a real head-scratcher. First, consider the sentimental value. Did your great-grandma pass down that lumpy couch that makes your back ache just by looking at it? Keep it! It may be hideous, but it’s a family heirloom disguised as an eyesore. Next, let’s talk about practicality. If you’ve got a coffee table with a wobbly leg that doubles as a cat scratching post, it’s a keeper. Who needs a stable surface to hold their cups when you can entertain your feline friend for hours? Lastly, aesthetics. If you’ve got an ugly lamp that’s so garish even your in-laws refuse to acknowledge its existence, keep it! It’s excellent for testing whether new friends have a sense of humor. Trust me, evaluating unwanted furniture is an art form, and sometimes the best pieces to keep are the ones that bring a smile to your face (or your cat’s).