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I'm fighting with Mr. Roxy. Lord. Cleaning out the attic to make crawling space, and he wants to save boxes of old drawings and sketchbooks and all this crap from my childhood and I just want to toss it. Nobody needs it and it's just taking up space. I remember it all and none of it is very good, and it's outlived it's "haha, look what mom used to do" and now it's just junk. Lord, what the hell is it with men and wanting to save every little piece of shit?
Fun part of the post: just for laughs.

I am the Living One; I was dead, and behold I am alive for ever and ever! And I hold the keys of death and Hades. Revelation 1:18
*shrug. grin*
and, why did Dean have a bruise on his temple before he got whacked in the temple? Did I miss a time line jump in the ep? I've only watched it once, so far.
explained, thanks,
kira29!
Fun part of the post: just for laughs.

I am the Living One; I was dead, and behold I am alive for ever and ever! And I hold the keys of death and Hades. Revelation 1:18
*shrug. grin*
explained, thanks,
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Having dealt with my mother-in-law's "collections" for the past 2 months (and probably will be working on them for the next year), I say pick a few prime items and keep them stored well instead of tons of everything all crammed up together in an attic. Take a manageable amount, label it well and make it something worth having.
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Right? He can't get that it's just stockpiling junk the kid will have to deal with someday. Why stick the children with that? If I had my choice, I'd dump it all. In the last few years, I've come to understand how pointless it is to keep every little thing because "it's memory." Mostly, it's a fire hazard.
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