[lodwick]

People, do your heirs a HUGE favor and throw your crap away as you go...if you haven't used it, worn it, or seen it in the last year, the odds are that you won't... please sell it, donate it, or trash it...just lose it.

Twenty-five years of "stuff" removal is wearing me out.

[westmex]

I'm leaving them all 45 years of stuff....Serves them right since they want any money involved...So there....

.....Westy....

[Mo1]

Twenty-five years of "stuff" removal is wearing me out.

I told my inlaws if you want to drive your kids nuts .. put things in books and magazines ... they'll spend HOURS having to go through every single page

My mom had pictures, mass cards and even money stuffed on those things

[Servant of the 9]

People, do your heirs a HUGE favor and throw your crap away as you go...if you haven't used it, worn it, or seen it in the last year, the odds are that you won't... please sell it, donate it, or trash it...just lose it.

Twenty-five years of "stuff" removal is wearing me out.

My parents were in their house in Houston 33 years, plus all my stuff was there. Neither my father nor I had ever passed a bookstore without going in, or ever thrown one away. They had traveled all over the world and brought back an enourmous amount of 'stuff' for their enourmous attic.

Then they decided to sell the house. To everyone's amazement, the house sold in 2 weeks instead of 6 months. We had 30 days to pack and move.

I disposed of most of the books, but kept 120 boxes full. Fortunately some of the larger souveniers like the bicycle rickshaw were already gone.
Bailing and hauling hay is less work.