1031 hours. This is a date I am unlikely to forget in my
lifetime. I was working at Norris’ (men's hats, clothing and shoes) in Uptown Westerville the early afternoon the radio bulletin sounded.
You spent much of the day working on
clearing out your drawers in two chests. The labor is for the most part
completed except for one large cardboard box built for boots; this is
essentially overflowing with wires and a decade or so of electronic gadgets,
many of which are outdated or nearly so. – Amorella
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hours. Tomorrow I will complete the task. Two drawers were broken and I fixed
them so they would slide on the metal runners. I feel better that I have saved
Carol and Kim a few hours work once I’m gone. How I could fill up a kitchen
sized trash bag from stuff in seven drawers I’ll never know. I did find Paul’s
family’s ancestry tree his mother made about two years ago. It was stuck at the
back of a drawer, that is, jammed behind the drawer. Now, sometime before
Christmas I have to haul all the outdated televisions and computers out of the
house. I think there are six; some are a pretty good size.
At least you and Carol don’t feel outdated
yet. You didn’t mention the box of old photos you found also. Post. – Amorella
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