A number of my online friends and I have started watching "Hoarders" on A&E, and we all seem to have noticed a change in the way we view our posessions and our homes: our homes are beginning to look crowded, with too much "stuff." (And other people's, too -- I'm amazed at all the people who park in their driveways in my subdivision, because their garages are full.)
I read somewhere that decluttering is a pretty common New Year's resolution, and with the first month of the year drawing to a close, this might be a good time to assess progress if it was one of yours. The Library has some resources to get you back on track if you haven't accomplished as much as you'd like, including bunches of books. Some are on how to tackle the job, others are on storage solutions, and others are on the philosphy behind the urge to declutter:
The Complete Guide to a Clutter-Free Home: Organized Storage Solutions and Projects
The Wisdom of Tuscany : Simplicity, Security & the Good Life -- Making the Tuscan Lifestyle Your Own
Go Organize: Conquer Clutter in Three Easy Steps
Enough: Discovering Joy Through Simplicity and Generosity
Unclutter Your Life in One Week
The Secrets of Simplicity: Learn to Live Better with Less
Organize Your Whole House: Do-It-Yourself Projects for Every Room
Shed Your Stuff, Change Your Life: A Four-Step Guide to Getting Unstuck
Clutter Busting: Letting Go of What's Holding You Back
Throw Out Fifty Things: Clear the Clutter, Find Your Life
The Everything Organize Your Home Book : Eliminate Clutter, Maximize Storage Space, and Make Every Square Foot Count!
Simplify Your Space: Create Order and Reduce Stress
Rightsizing Your Life: Simplifying Your Surroundings While Keeping What Matters Most