Cleaning out the shed

I've been searching for over a year to find someone to help me lift and move things out of the shed. My husband loaded this building up (and it already had a lot of stuff in it) when we moved to this house. His things were quite heavy. A talked to the right person the other day and his son came over today and cleared most of Gene's things out. Old machines, anvils, wood, shelves, ... Things that were too heavy for me to move and things that I either didn't know what they were or didn't have any use for. We hauled them to the thrift store then to the dump. Sad day when the thrift store has so much stuff they can't accept much more. Anyway it's gone and out of my life and now I can concentrate on the rest of the stuff in there.

[Rick Schies]

Yard Sale time

[Kathy]

@digitalrn Nope. no strangers wandering around my home, especially because I'm a single woman.

[Ann H. LeFevre]

Too bad you weren't up here- our thrift stores are big and there always seems to be room! You must feel good though on having that finished.

[kali]

what a relief!

[Dorothy]

Job well done.

[Casablanca]

Oh WOW! Super impressed

[Babs]

Sounds as though you have had quite a productive time.

[JackieR]

That was a huge job, definitely not to be undertaken alone

[Kathy A]

That must feel very satisfying.

[Wylie]

Wow. that's difficult. Congratulations.

[Susan Wakely]

What a great job. Hopefully not so overwhelming now.

[katy]

Monumental undertaking Kathy! I cannot imagine how difficult it must’ve been both physically and emotionally

[Margaret Brown]

Always a hard job but so rewarding when you can see the floor!!

[haskar]

It's a very difficult job. What to throw away when everything can be useful someday!