We own an Xbox 360, and while I like to occasionally play
video games, I never seem to find enough excitement or time to do so. Justin, however, is a man and loves video
games. If he could he would play them
daily. The problem is, he works at least
40 hours a week, is still finishing school, has a wife and two babies. That equals about FIVE MINUTES of video game
time available per week, if he is lucky.
We don’t have a ton of games, but there are several that we never
play. So, tonight we got rid of those
that either A) we don’t play or B) we deem too inappropriate to keep (although
we did keep a few that we would not want our children to play…).
We plan to actually try to sell these games instead of just
giving them away. We decided that we
would give any type of necessity away (clothes, food, toys) and try to sell
anything else (movies, video games, etc.) to make the best use of our “assets”. We have not decided quite yet what we will do
with this additional “income”, but we have a few ideas.
We have talked about just giving the money, we’ve talked about saving it in our Christmas
Club account, we’ve considered spending it on actual other things we need,
putting it in Jane and Jack’s piggy banks, having a date night, etc.
Whatever we choose to do, the main thing is that we are
eliminating this junk to 1) get it out of our house, 2) make a little money,
and 3) make wise decisions about our possessions and giving opportunities.
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