# Longlasting possessions

The items that are lasting more than 5 years old I consider longlasting.
Looking at the things around I can say very few items fullfil this criteria:

## Lasting more than 10 years
 - house/apartment
 - car
 - bicycle
 - some mechanical tools like a hammer

## Lasting more than 5 years, but often less than 10
 - backpacks
 - tent
 - sleeping matt
 - sleeping bag
 - hiking poles (ski/hike)
 - office desk
 - office chair
 - night table
 - bed

Everything else are consumable so all the clothes, shoes, food items, hygiene items.

As far as materials go:
 - Bricks, cement, stone, metal, wood = makes long lasting items/possessions
 - Plastic, cotton, other fabrics, other oil derivatives = makes consumable, cheap, short lived items.

I would only try to focus on having long lasting items, but life shows you need some consumables too.