LFF, I'm wondering if you're even half as tired as I am. While hoping the sale goes perfectly , I think I would have traded places with you.
A trailer in our park is being torn down after the squatters being evicted. (The owner died intestate (?) no will of her trailer/ Her children/child had simply moved in and neglected to pay lot rent. Thus eviction. The new owners of the park, wishing to upgrade, offered 19% lot rent cut for some of us to clear everything out of the trailer and two sheds. 5 or 6 of us took the offer and worked two days, about 5 hours each day, clearing everything except appliances. May GOD forgive me for judging, how people can live in such a mess is beyond my understanding. We filled two containers, each much larger than a dumpster, about 40 cubic yards each) I felt SO grubby after handling all the trash. Also pennies, dimes and a few nickles were scattered here and there. Remembering what Daddy used to say, "If you watch your pennies your dollars will take care of themselves." I saved every penny. I put them into a Bank and reminded our team leader to take it. We were told anything we could use, take it. I took some fishing gear to my son, most of which he tossed in his trash. My daughter and I took some paving blocks, 1 rake, a watering hose. That is all I can recall. There is SO much waste in our country! There was a Rubbermaid container filled with knit caps, boots, etc, all of which could have been given to Salvation Army instead of mildewing. In defense of the original owner, she died of cancer. Her children perhaps should know better?
A trailer in our park is being torn down after the squatters being evicted. (The owner died intestate (?) no will of her trailer/ Her children/child had simply moved in and neglected to pay lot rent. Thus eviction. The new owners of the park, wishing to upgrade, offered 19% lot rent cut for some of us to clear everything out of the trailer and two sheds. 5 or 6 of us took the offer and worked two days, about 5 hours each day, clearing everything except appliances. May GOD forgive me for judging, how people can live in such a mess is beyond my understanding. We filled two containers, each much larger than a dumpster, about 40 cubic yards each) I felt SO grubby after handling all the trash. Also pennies, dimes and a few nickles were scattered here and there. Remembering what Daddy used to say, "If you watch your pennies your dollars will take care of themselves." I saved every penny. I put them into a Bank and reminded our team leader to take it. We were told anything we could use, take it. I took some fishing gear to my son, most of which he tossed in his trash. My daughter and I took some paving blocks, 1 rake, a watering hose. That is all I can recall. There is SO much waste in our country! There was a Rubbermaid container filled with knit caps, boots, etc, all of which could have been given to Salvation Army instead of mildewing. In defense of the original owner, she died of cancer. Her children perhaps should know better?