Hester Grainger

And if you've got children that are coming home each week with these projects and actually keep them for a couple of weeks, put them up on the fridge or wherever, but take a photo and then actually you can create really cute books or whatever, or have them on your phone or print them out.

You don't need the actual item.

I think, you know,

when we moved about 18 months ago and it was such a good time to just go through everything.

And I had my A-level photography project.

Well, we moved a couple of years ago.

So I was like, okay, I've had this for like 30 years.

And I was like, why have I got this?

And Kelly was like, I don't know, but we've moved that from a lot of different houses, house to house.

I don't need it to remember that I've got a photography A-level.

Rubbish of photography still even now.

But I don't need... Why am I keeping this?

And I think there's this real...

Sometimes you just need to have a real switch and just go, actually, what is the basis?

Why am I keeping it?

And if you're umming and ahhing, if you're thinking, do I bin it or do I not?

Just keep it.

And then maybe you go, right, I'm going to put this somewhere.

If you've got the space, I'm going to give it three months.

I'm going to give it six months.