This is what I’ve been telling myself. I’ve been awake since before 5 am.. I don’t know why I’ve been so “wound up” about this death cleaning thing. I’m not OCD (at least, not about very many things), nor a clean or neat freak (as late parents and past and present husbands would attest). I … Continue reading
This is fair warning, I will never be able to report that I’m finished, even if I’m dead. Also, I might remind everyone that I have no premonition of my demise, though inevitable; there is not “something” I’m not telling you. Yesterday I was under-the-weather from a simple cold. I hadn’t slept well, feeling as … Continue reading
A friend of mine will talk with me about “decluttering”, death, estates and loss, really anything at all, as will most of my friends. Not everyone in my small social circle will be as blunt as this person, but when I ask for an honest opinion, I’ll get it, sometimes right between the eyes. Yesterday … Continue reading
… not as macabre as it sounds. This is a new “decluttering” trend which adds an aspect of altruism to getting rid of stuff. We are not simply down-sizing for our own peace of mind. Shelly said it very well. To paraphrase, “In essence, you’re having your own estate sale.” This is a thought I’ve … Continue reading
Source: Couched in luxury …. Continue reading
The new “dog couch” has been well received already! Chester, then Jazzmin and Dexter, have enjoyed several days of extra comfort. This morning was the first time that Smokey discovered this dog run vacant. I also find the couch comfortable and share it with pets for coffee breaks or power naps. It’s a matter … Continue reading
… you never have and you never will.” Sometimes I wish that I could forget all of the hurts, slights and rebukes of the past. Oh, I have let go of crap that was said when the “deliverer” of it apologized, or the rebuke or lecture was richly deserved. Occasionally the one who delivers unkind … Continue reading
