         In the recent blockbuster "Up in the Air," Ryan
Bingham, (George Clooney) a "corporate downsizer and occasional
motivational speaker," challenges his audience to "put down
their backpacks." In that backpack, he claims, is everything in
our life - that which is slowing us down - from knickknacks to
photos to family members and relationships.      "The slower we
move, the faster we die. Make no mistake - Moving is living," he
says. A great quote.      After seeing the movie again today for
the fourth time, it occurs to me that he has a great point -
"Stuff" does slow us down. And the older we get, the wealthier
we get, the more "stuff" we seem to accumulate. There's a law
about it, apparently - The bigger our place, the more stuff we
collect to fill it. It's sad, in a way.      I'm as much of a
victim of that law as anyone else. But today... I've decided I
want to change it.      I found a blog a few days ago - A
Paperless Life - Denise, a writer, talks about her attempt in
2010 to get rid of as much p