A “sold” sign announced we are short-timers in our home.
Category: Home Living
Moving On
My old bike, my favorite possession for 30 years, went in search of new adventures. It now belongs to a friend’s grandson.
Letting Go of Patio Furniture
Let go of most of our patio and sunroom furniture; retained many happy memories; gained mental and physical space to create new memories.
Temporary Apartment
Leased this view (Gold Medal Park, Guthrie Theater, Mississippi). We’ll stay here through early 2019 until our condo is ready. I’m grateful.
For Sale
A sign had sprouted in our front yard while we were out for dinner.
Our Place in the Troposphere
We reserved a piece of the troposphere and the condo to go into it.
No Takers
It was time for plan B. For some reason, our wobbly 1970’s vinyl dining chair was not appreciated by street foragers.
“Take Me”
Banished unwanted things to the curb where they begged for new homes.
No Longer Valuable
Rolled a binful of Kodak Carousels containing 35mm slides down to the street. My father-in-law scanned all the slides a few years ago.
You Can’t Always Get What You Want
On Monday morning I cycled with my partner, Dwight, on his commute to work. He took the turnoff for work, I continued on to the town of Excelsior on Lake Minnetonka, 18 miles west of our home On Excelsior’s main drag, I noticed the yellow tile shown in the photograph at the top of this…… Continue reading You Can’t Always Get What You Want