Careful. I've known 'certain people' that followed that principle and in their silver years, had "I'm gonna fix that someday" crap piled up so high it took them months to get rid of it all...or their family was stuck with doing it.
Oh Lord I agree with you there. I'm not talking about junk. If it doesn't get fixed, it gets thrown out next time the garage gets cleaned. Simple.
I come from an entire line of hoarders like a family tradition!!
Gives me
nightmares. Both sides the family.
I can't handle knickknack and pour junk at our place. I'll come check somebody else out....
If we are talking about something that can be used, value.... sentimental, make you happy, ect. Otherwise I don't like clutter or junk.
Yes, sometimes the someday never comes. Lots of people have many projects they don't get too... my dad was like that. He had just retired, not long before he was killed in a car wreck at 49. Same with my Step dad he had retired a year before. I'm sure like with Bigfoot he had alot of unfinished projects, jobs, ect. He was still living his life before God called him home. Like when I was telling Big Foot he should take a vacation. Or aggravating him about the ranch hand bumper. I thought they were cool bumpers until I read about the dangers of them. Its heart breaking to me he passed, even more for his family and friends... but knowing I experience that I really hate that for his family. I always say enjoy people and time not things. Call in to work play hookie spend time with your family. Do more things you enjoy and less time working making a dollar. Take a vacation, take your sick days, eat ice cream, dance in the rain. Tell the people you love you love them EVERY DAY.
I'm so sad over Big Foot and didn't even know him in person. I looked forward to seeing him running for a politician.
We cleaned out peoples that have pass on. It's sad.
Saw saw pass.
. Naw she can run the loader tractor, and I'll cut the posts.
I'd have a hard time throwing away stuff I could fix and use.
