That tulip yeah some kinda message. Maybe wishing you luck on your new adventure. Think about those times people bring you flowers ?? But yeah how funny. You make me want to tackle my junk... A little but every week
I am on an anti-junk mission! It also helps that my dad has been travelling to Indiana to help a relative who has a serious hoarder problem, and the stories. *shudder*
I don't want anyone to have to sift through that much crap if something happens to me. I'm so motivated to keep the junk minimal now.
I think that tulip looks like it's flipping you off ;)
Congrats on the new direction. The feeling of "being in control" can be liberating.
I spent nearly a week helping my SIL pack up her home and move all her $hit crap belongings into storage (and then move her and her 4 kids into our house). Her place was a near-hoarding situation that was beyond repulsive. It took 4 people a day and a half to go through her bedroom, and many, many people several days to get her upstairs attic area that she used as a sewing room cleaned out. I came home inspired to go through our stuff and just.get.rid. of it all. I've since done a little purging here, but I have A LOT left to do. Her family is moved into our upstairs and they've been here a month and a half, and our upstairs is starting to look like her house did. Sigh. I left the vacuum cleaner up there as a "hint" but it didn't get used.
Haaa, I wouldn't say I'm in control, but I've certainly started the process of making the train jump it's tracks (or really, hopefully, just switch rails).
I hear ya on the junk thing. Other people's junk is almost even worse. I've had several roommates over the years in my old house, and a lot of the crap I got rid of was theirs. Not the majority of it, I take some blame, but getting rid of other people's junk, ugh.
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The tulip totally cracked me up. ahahahahah
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And that tulip is so funny!
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I worry about a lot of things (is it fair to my dogs to be so swamped for a year?) but in the long run, yeah.
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You make me want to tackle my junk... A little but every week
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I don't want anyone to have to sift through that much crap if something happens to me. I'm so motivated to keep the junk minimal now.
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Congrats on the new direction. The feeling of "being in control" can be liberating.
I spent nearly a week helping my SIL pack up her home and move all her $hit crap belongings into storage (and then move her and her 4 kids into our house). Her place was a near-hoarding situation that was beyond repulsive. It took 4 people a day and a half to go through her bedroom, and many, many people several days to get her upstairs attic area that she used as a sewing room cleaned out. I came home inspired to go through our stuff and just.get.rid. of it all. I've since done a little purging here, but I have A LOT left to do. Her family is moved into our upstairs and they've been here a month and a half, and our upstairs is starting to look like her house did. Sigh. I left the vacuum cleaner up there as a "hint" but it didn't get used.
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I hear ya on the junk thing. Other people's junk is almost even worse. I've had several roommates over the years in my old house, and a lot of the crap I got rid of was theirs. Not the majority of it, I take some blame, but getting rid of other people's junk, ugh.
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