Fact: I want to.
Fact: I'm moving.
Fact: I don't want to.
Fact: I pretend I'm an organized person.
Fact: I am not an organized person.
Fact: I will never move again.
Fact: I've said that before. I've said that every time I move.
Fact: This time I mean it.
Fact: I probably don't.
So yeah, I'm moving. Again. In my own defense I haven't moved in nearly three years. Nearly. So really it's just 2 and change. But nearly three. But I'm not going to move again unless I move away from Portland. I mean it. Really, I do. And that's a fact.
Katie got me some boxes from work.
And then there are the pictures. I had no idea it had gotten so out of hand. I knew I was buying a lot, but I had no idea.
I got this cool map at an estate sale. I plan to use it to decoupage, but haven't gotten around to it. I hung it up so I wouldn't feel so bad about having it shoved in a closet somewhere.
More.
And more...
It just never stops! I think I have a mental illness. This is not my cluttered house. These are not my cluttered walls. This is not my beautiful wife. Who sings that song? I can't remember for the life of me. But wait, I'm getting off track.
There are more pictures. A disturbing amount more:
Oh, for shame!! Oh, the humanity!! Who is going to move all this crap? Because it certainly won't be me! I'm not the one who bought the ballerina picture at a garage sale in Canada because I thought it looked creepy and thought it would be fun when someone asked me where I got it I could say "I bought it at a garage sale in Canada! It cost 5 bucks, but don't worry. It wasn't really money. I was just Canadian funny money."
My friend Annette's daughter Alex drew this. It's cool.
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"Once in a lifetime" by The Talking Heads! Jesse and I may or may not have been rocking out to that song yesterday in Bajio's parking lot. I'm going to say for sure we weren't there.
Thanks Katie, I love that song.
so we've got a move in gift for you. It's a California king mattress. It's only had approx. three owners. I think?
The Echoing Stones by Celia Fremlin? Do you own it? If yes, can I borrow it? Sounds great. Don't think I've ever read that one.
As for moving, one must cultivate the 'oh, my aching back' and walk around with a cane if you want to get out of the heavy lifting.
I should know...
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