May not see me for a couple days, what with finishing packing/moving to a temporary apartment, and a week of on and off thunderstorms (mostly on). When things settle down, I'll be like Arnold Schwartzenegger ... back!
Surrounded by boxes: what to keep, what to throw away is the dilemma I find myself in. Didn't know I had this much ... s t u f f. Unboxing; repacking; unboxing again, only to repack. Deciding what I definately can't live without is proving to be a bigger challenge then I thought ...
Having moved recently, I'm still going through 'stuff' that for some reason we moved over here, and I really don't know why. Where the heck do we get all this damned 'stuff???'
You are a ant, tell the others ants to come and help, it will be more easy. If I wasn't thousands of miles away, I would be there in a shot helping you moving and sharing a cold beer afterwards.
If all started to be too heavy, remember, around you are we.
Georg
God Bless you! Moving is fun, packing, unpacking is a drain. Moved so many times I have lost count.... Oh, ummmmmm watch out for the pending storms, some might get a little wild I hear.
I had to do what Andy said, when I cleaned my basement out, I knew where the Christmas decorations and the important stuff was...but then I found this entire section of boxes and bags that I wasn't sure what was inside...I hadn't looked in them in years...I just closed my eyes and tossed them into the good will pile. Years later I still haven't missed anything that was in those boxes and bags...still don't know what was in them...so when in doubt chuck them out! Great write, one we can all relate too!
Blessings,
Joyce Bowling
Reviewed by LadyJtalks LadyJzTalkZone (Reader)
Reviewed on April 30, 2007
Each time I've moved I've left or given away anything I hadn't used in that home. Much easier to move now. I have 50 gallon bins and everything goes in them. Stack great in an 18 foot van. Good luck. Lady J
Reviewed by Laura Mayer (Reader)
Reviewed on April 30, 2007
Hey, been there, done that!lol. Glad it's you and not me!! lol.
Be safe till you can come back.
Hugs, Laura
Karla, you sound like me with all your "Stuff". When I was young I just jumped in the car and went. Not anymore--my life revolves around comforts now I never thought of a few years ago. Hope your move is a safe one. My best to you.
Hi Karla - we do the same with our poems, no?! It is a big challenge - and tiring - 'what to keep, what to throw away' is a very good line for a poem - i am living in Tenerife with a one bag of 'stuff' - most of that bag was my printer and laptop - you'll figure it, rest in-between is the only advice i have for anyone about anything - because all that sorting, makes one dizzy! (i need to follow my advice more i think...lol) Good Luck, and best wishes to you, Nicky x
Cute write, Karla; I am right there with you. Gotta do it too (but you are doing all the work; sorry about that...). Can't help it. Darn. Oh, well, I will help as best as I can. Good one, Karla; can't wait until our apt. is done; it's gonna be purty! :)
(((HUGS))) and much love, your twin, Karen Lynn. :D
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If all started to be too heavy, remember, around you are we.
Georg
Be safe,
Karen
Blessings,
Joyce Bowling
Be safe till you can come back.
Hugs, Laura
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(((HUGS))) and much love, your twin, Karen Lynn. :D