Know what sucks more than yesterday? Today!

Let's play a game! What sucks?

PACKING!

You are correct! and have won some packing tape. What a giver I am.

Yep, still packing. The kid packed breakables today and used 40 rolls of tape for 1 display cabinet in his room. My God! he is a total FAN of tape. You can drop his stuff from the top of our three story house and it won't even receive a dent. I have no idea how he will open his packed breakables, but that is his challenge.

Also, he decorates his boxes with 100 million words and giant block letters. Kids are helpful.

Some good things. I found a bracelet I thought I had lost. I also found cash. Foreign cash, but still cash. If I ever go to Sweden, I will be prepared. Also, I have 60 Chuck E. Cheese tokens and I AM NEVER GOING THERE AGAIN! I found my old passport and my head was so large, it couldn't fit all the way on the photo. Goodness, it looked like I swallowed Rhode Island. Someone seriously should have told me. Girl, your face is FRIGGIN' huge!

I also have the largest collection of Hart to Hart videos. And hat boxes filled with hangers. I even scared myself with that one. I'm not sure if I thought there might be a mad rush on hangers and I would be unable to attend, but anyway I am good to go for the rest of my life. And my grand kids will never have to worry about hangers. I really wish it was some kind of stock certificates or American money, but nope it is hangers. I need help. Or a hell of a lot more clothes.

I found some old MC Hammer pants and something with sequins on it. And it was clear that for a while, I really loved pink purses. Pink purses with DOGS on them. Painted by hand DOGS. I know, the divorce is making a lot more sense these days. What kind of nut case was I? I also had a lovely attraction to pressed pennies. You know, the machines where you hand over $2.50 and they hand you back a penny with a picture on it. Sad, I say! I am a sad, sad woman.

We are slowly coming to the end. Soon we will move all this stuff into a house already loaded with its own stuff. Then the rest of the summer is spent removing stuff and having it whizz its way to new homes. Oh! Thank God!