Diego: Hello, Silvia. I want to ask you a question. Whether you collect or hold onto things too much?
Silvia: I think too much is an understatement, actually. I do have a lot of stuff in my room. A lot.
Diego: And you live in another country right now. Right?
Silvia: Yeah, and I'm actually worrying a lit bit about how I'm going to take everything back home.
Diego: OK, so what sort of things do you hold onto?
Silvia: Well, now I have from every country I've visited I always get a magnet of the country. Well, that doesn't have, you know, it's small.
Diego: Yeah, it doesn't take up that much space.
Silvia: But then, I love to buy handbags. And I have tons of handbags that I have no idea what I'm going to do with actually.
Diego: How many handbags do you own?
Silvia: Thirty, plus home another thirty, so ...
Diego: Wow!
Silvia: Yeah, I think maybe I have to get rid of a few.
Diego: I think so too. And do you collect anything?
Silvia: Ah, actually no. How about you?
Diego: Well, I don't live at home anymore. I live overseas, so I think the first time that I moved from one city to another, I used to have a lot of stuff, but then I realized how difficult it was to move everything, so I think I just got to the point where I didn't want to be packing stuff all the time, so I tried to throw everything away. I mean everything that I don't really, really need, I tried to not buy it, or just let it go.
Silvia: I think with guys it's easier right?
Diego: Maybe it's a bit easier.
Silvia: With girls, I don't want to get rid of clothes that I haven't worn in a year or I have a lot of shoes as well and they take a lot of space. I was trying to get rid of a few things the other day and I counted thirty-five pairs of shoes.
Diego: Wow!
Silvia: Yeah, I know. So, yeah, I think I should have a yardsale or something.
Diego: I think so too. And I think the more you move around, the less things you want to have because you know you have to pay more when you move to another place, and it's very annoying to put everything in two boxes and suitcases and everything.
Silvia: Yeah, I'm learning that now actually.
Diego: Yes, I think you should stop buying purses.
Silvia: I know. Wish me luck with the packing.
Silvia: I think too much is an understatement, actually. I do have a lot of stuff in my room. A lot.
Diego: And you live in another country right now. Right?
Silvia: Yeah, and I'm actually worrying a lit bit about how I'm going to take everything back home.
Diego: OK, so what sort of things do you hold onto?
Silvia: Well, now I have from every country I've visited I always get a magnet of the country. Well, that doesn't have, you know, it's small.
Diego: Yeah, it doesn't take up that much space.
Silvia: But then, I love to buy handbags. And I have tons of handbags that I have no idea what I'm going to do with actually.
Diego: How many handbags do you own?
Silvia: Thirty, plus home another thirty, so ...
Diego: Wow!
Silvia: Yeah, I think maybe I have to get rid of a few.
Diego: I think so too. And do you collect anything?
Silvia: Ah, actually no. How about you?
Diego: Well, I don't live at home anymore. I live overseas, so I think the first time that I moved from one city to another, I used to have a lot of stuff, but then I realized how difficult it was to move everything, so I think I just got to the point where I didn't want to be packing stuff all the time, so I tried to throw everything away. I mean everything that I don't really, really need, I tried to not buy it, or just let it go.
Silvia: I think with guys it's easier right?
Diego: Maybe it's a bit easier.
Silvia: With girls, I don't want to get rid of clothes that I haven't worn in a year or I have a lot of shoes as well and they take a lot of space. I was trying to get rid of a few things the other day and I counted thirty-five pairs of shoes.
Diego: Wow!
Silvia: Yeah, I know. So, yeah, I think I should have a yardsale or something.
Diego: I think so too. And I think the more you move around, the less things you want to have because you know you have to pay more when you move to another place, and it's very annoying to put everything in two boxes and suitcases and everything.
Silvia: Yeah, I'm learning that now actually.
Diego: Yes, I think you should stop buying purses.
Silvia: I know. Wish me luck with the packing.
