This job can best be done in chunks. I spent 20 minutes today cleaning and loading the car. I made some noticeable progress. I am going to need R's help to load the big piece of furniture into the van so I can take it to the reuse center. It's a great feeling to see progress after only 20 minutes.
For the first time ever, our curbside trash can will not close. I am both proud and embarrassed of this fact. First, I am proud because it means I am detaching from my possessions and willing to only keep that which is meaningful. But, I am embarrassed because we had so much stuff to begin with and because we did not take good enough care of it to let someone else use it.
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My project is the garage too! Good luck with yours. You've already made some good head way.
Hello, just wanted to pop on over and say thanks for joining the challenge. Looks like you have a big job ahead of you but totally doable!
Good luck, can't wait to see it when it's done :)
Laura
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