National Pack Rat Day

National Pack Rat Day, each year, encourages us to take a look at ourselves and see if we have "Pack Rat" tendencies within us. A Pack Rat maintains that, finds or hoards are often unnecessary items.

According to Meriam Webster, the term pack rat refers to a wood rat that is used for hoarding food and random objects... Today, the word is loosely used to describe people who do the same.

Many people also refer to themselves as pack rats because they have everything they might need in the future, such as tools, boxes, and clothing. Have you ever cleaned out a nearest and critically examined every piece, tossing and donating so that you had a clean space?? You may have used one specific item you donated or discarded in the days or weeks after. It may be a book or container, but it never fails to happen. Pack rats investigate every part of recycling, reusing, and repurposing, before they toss and donate.

The observance is a chance for the pack rat in any of us to investigate our collecting habits.. Does anyone need t-shirts from 1975? Do we really need t-shirts from 1975? When was the last time you used the L wrench with the pre-fabricated entertainment center you no longer own? Of course, your only child will be grandparents if you sort through those toys and donate them. You didn't want to stick to those pack rat tendencies long enough.

How to celebrate national pack rat day? how to celebrate national pack rat day?

Take a look around and maybe start removing unnecessary and unnecessary items from your cart. Call a friend to come and help you get started if you need to. Describe what makes you a pack rat. What do you save or collect? On social media, use the hashtag #NationalPackRatDay to post.