Back at the start of the year I played around with a tiny little compact camera for a while, a 12 megapixel Canon A1200 that you can buy for spare change, and I liked the results so much that after a couple of weeks I found myself looking at my DSLR gear very differently. In fact, I came very close to giving up on DSLR photography completely and started considering APS-C compact camera options with decent lenses.
Instead, what I've done is cut my DSLR gear down to the bone. I'd had to stop using my Takumars because of eyesight troubles anyway, and now I've given them to a charity to hopefully make some money from. I've also got rid of the various other lenses that I was only using once a year at best anyway. So I now own:
The cheap plastic mount 18-55mm WR on my Samsung GX-10 version of the K10D.
The basic non-WR plastic mount 18-55mm on my K-S1.
Until a few days ago I also had an M200mm/4.0, but that's now going too. Oh, and I've also still got my Kodak Anastigmat 50mm/3.5 but I'm keeping that.
At some point later this year I'll probably move to either the 16-85mm or the 20-40mm on the GX-10, but I don't see myself ever going back to lugging around a bag full of different lenses again. I know that such a radical reduction in gear wouldn't be right for the majority of members here, but for me and where I am in my life at the moment, switching to carrying just one body and one lens has felt like a liberation.