You set the scene well, Eileen. It's been some time since I moved, but I've done it a lot in the past. This captures the anxiety of the moving spirit. Hugs,
Sheila

Poor Eileen,yes moving is hard I hate moving.Where did you move to Eileen,did you get my Christmas card...I sent it to the old address that I had?
I hope you are happy in your new home.
Hugs and best wishes and sisterly-love always
from
kay

Dear, dear Eileen, how I feel for you. I've moved so many times in my life that I can do it like a robot - no feelings. When I moved here from Hawaii I had the movers do the packing. Would you believe that that's been almost three years and there are still boxes in the closet of a spare bedroom that haven't been unpacked. I'm not missing anything so their contents can't be important. If I ever open them and find knick-knacks they'll go to the thrift store. LOL

YAY!! A move is as good as a holiday..so enjoy this dastardly chore for it may gift you with love's core..



Vesna:)

good luck ;)

Know the feeling well and the way you have chioces and still can't decide. I'm living with boxes everywhere stacked around. Mariah and I make the big jump in two weeks. Since you'll have experience over us...wanna come east and show us how it's done?
Love,
Susan

Day after day, you always produce quality work. Thank you for the inspiration.

Packing. Moving? Unloading? When you get it done, though, don't you feel better! I do.......take care, know you're in my heart and prayers. (((HUGS))), Eileen!

(((HUGS))) and love, Karla.

When I moved here two years ago I swore I would never move again... EVER!! I feel for you! Good luck...

Myrna

Been there at least 13 times in my wife's thirty one years of marriage - I just play piano. That's thirteen years of saying what you have writeen, and thirteen years of humping around the same old ever expanding, no use stuff

Moving: it's one of life's little adventures; you just have to go with the flow and pray all goes well. I hope your move is a smooth one; you are in my thoughts! All the best to you, girl!

(((HUGS))) and much love, your friend in Tx., Karen Lynn. :D

Well captured the torment moving does you have
Excellent very done good

Sorry feeling a bit Yoda - ish

I hate moving too Eileen.

"yet all are worthy to be took" cracked me up. I hate leaving books, no matter how tattered or dweebie they are.

I say get rid of it all and pretend you've just been born. Who knows ... maybe you'll find a new muse.

Sugar Creek Chums ...
Richard Lloyd Cederberg

OH captured the agony of moving and think of the body what it goes through.......... This one is very good EILEEN!!!!

lol It is funny how much stuff
we acumulate. But keep all the books
and Good Luck with the rest. ;)

Enjoy LOl, seems like everybody is at it...moving that is, Ed,Kate, and Yourself. I'm feeling out on a limb here lol, think I should move just for the hell of it. I don't envy you Eileen, I hope it all goes well.

Paul;-)

I have constantly been thinking about you, Eileen, and your exerting move; I've certainly not envied you. I look around myself and realize I can NEVER move from my home. Good that you take a rest and can poeticly vent your frustration :o) won't it be grand after the 1st??

Micke
(who hasn't moved in 43years...need I say more? :o)

Ho ho!! :)) My best to you, Eileen!! :)) At least perhaps you have only one decision to make, rather than a three-way split between "keep here, keep there, keep nowhere"... I wish you much peace and happiness in your new home and KNOW it will be a most thrilling and creative time as you birth into all things new... November 5th, huh? Our Guy Fawkes Night... I'll look out for the firecrackers in the sky signalling the place of your new abode!! :)) Glad to see you're still smilin!... Ah, but setting up your computer again? After a day runnin about to computer shops with a dodgy printer without which I just CANNOT work, I don't envy you that bit... LOL K xx

Eileen... I just went through that! Believe me, I can relate. :-)

Carmen

LOL, sounds like me every few months, but it is great when an old forgotten gem turns up. No not Ed he's on the bog..

We must clip your wings. Get down to work, woman. No use leavin' for tomorrow what must be done today;) Victor

Dear Eileen,

Life is about learning to let go. Moving is just one more lesson. Good luck and may your new residence give you peace and comfort.

Love & Light always and in all ways,
Joseph*

You have given a funny twist to quite a common and chorastic problem.Its brilliant!
I'll give you a suggestion Eileen.What you have to do is close your eyes before the heaps and count 1 mean keep 2 mean ditch and so on..... in the end you'll have a breath of relief.And you would have accomplished it with quite an ease.Believe me no need for wings.
Bom Bhole!
Roshan

Just moved. Hated it. Kept most of the stuff, no one wanted it either. Need any extra.
Nice ditty
Rusty

My heart goes out to you, Eileen -- I've moved over 20 times and I hate it!
Love,
CJ

And they will have wings to give you a chase as they love you as much as you love them. The books I keep in my house are part of the family. some of them are news magazines published ten years ago. I understand your frustrations dear Eileen. God bless you queen

this moving is really a bitch

And I can truly second that! I never even knew we had so many books and knick-knacks until we started packing - and all the junk we accumulated alongside all the treasures.

I wish you well, Tiger Lily - it surely ain't much fun at all.

Eileen

Climb above the chores and humdrum of life, by existing on the Plane
of the Most High

That way you will stay lighthearted, and remain above it all

Safe Travels

Peter