Things Go To Plan- Pretty Much
Aug. 13th, 2014 07:41 pmThe surveyor came and we talked about care of the elderly. He values the house at £50,000 less that we had hoped. Ah well; this isn't about making money,
After he'd gone we filled the boot and half the back seat with things for the charity shop. The other half of the back seat was taken up with old computers for the tip. Ailz removed the hard drives first and if she was having difficulties getting the cases open had me set about them with a spade.
This afternoon I emptied the cupboard that sits beside my desk. I found all sorts- for instance my common entrance and "O"level results, a lot of artwork I did in the '90s, letters from my kids, a collection of American stamps and lots and lots of postcards. I was hoping to get rid of most of what was there and in the event got rid of hardly anything; my future biographer will be pleased.
After he'd gone we filled the boot and half the back seat with things for the charity shop. The other half of the back seat was taken up with old computers for the tip. Ailz removed the hard drives first and if she was having difficulties getting the cases open had me set about them with a spade.
This afternoon I emptied the cupboard that sits beside my desk. I found all sorts- for instance my common entrance and "O"level results, a lot of artwork I did in the '90s, letters from my kids, a collection of American stamps and lots and lots of postcards. I was hoping to get rid of most of what was there and in the event got rid of hardly anything; my future biographer will be pleased.
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Date: 2014-08-13 10:48 pm (UTC)Sorry about the $$$. Maybe it shouldn't matter, but it always does...
You know, I'd like an excuse to attack some computers with a spade, considering the last couple of decades of my life. Hahaha!
Hang in there.
(hugs)
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Date: 2014-08-14 06:56 am (UTC)Computers turn out to be remarkably well made. I thought they'd shatter at the first blow- and they didn't.