Paperless at home

I'm one of those people who mulls over an idea for a long time and then (as far as others can tell) makes a sudden big decision.

My current idea is going paperless at home.

Paper Clutter

Counting the deep drawers in desks, I have nineteen file drawers in one room of my house. Ten of them currently hold my filed paper. (Well, okay, nine and a half. I just spent an hour throwing away stuff.)

Whether I go paperless or not, the first step is to throw out about six drawers' worth of files I don't need. For example, I have my pay stubs back to the beginning of my current job. Do I really need all my pay stubs for all my PREVIOUS jobs? Do not doubt for a minute that I have them, every one.

Least Necessary File Drawer Contents

OK, it's a contest! What's the most useless, silly, superfluous stuff CJ has?

[Poll #667449]

I may have to have a second voting round on the most useless single item. After all, I'm nowhere near done cleaning this stuff up yet.