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Kathy, My son has done the same thing in the past! Except it's boxes and binders and cases of baseball cards!! He also has other mementos here, which are STILL HERE!! He's taken several boxes & binders of baseball cards back home with him, but there are still THOUSANDS of cards here, in binders, boxes and bins!! They never really leave home in some ways, do they?
Oldest Son was in town for a work meeting, so he came by the house and culled through his childhood/teenage mementos. He decided he could get rid of the equivalent of a banana box full of memories, took a full suitcase of items with him, and left two boxes here to retrieve at a later date.
Kathy, My son has done the same thing in the past! Except it's boxes and binders and cases of baseball cards!! He also has other mementos here, which are STILL HERE!! He's taken several boxes & binders of baseball cards back home with him, but there are still THOUSANDS of cards here, in binders, boxes and bins!! They never really leave home in some ways, do they?
Ditto!!! Ditto!!! Ditto!!
Guysmom, At some point one of the (three) boys culled through the thousands of cards they'd accumulated over the years and tossed most of them. I think what he took had sentimental (as opposed to monetary) value.
Kathy, My son has done the same thing in the past! Except it's boxes and binders and cases of baseball cards!! He also has other mementos here, which are STILL HERE!! He's taken several boxes & binders of baseball cards back home with him, but there are still THOUSANDS of cards here, in binders, boxes and bins!! They never really leave home in some ways, do they?
Oldest Son was in town for a work meeting, so he came by the house and culled through his childhood/teenage mementos. He decided he could get rid of the equivalent of a banana box full of memories, took a full suitcase of items with him, and left two boxes here to retrieve at a later date.
Happiness is not a goal; it is a by-product. Eleanor Roosevelt
On this day in history: people were afraid when the first passenger train reached... are you ready?... a whoppping fifteen miles per hour! There are more tidbits, but why spoil all the fun. 
. After the little history lesson and a 'deer for dummies' style of self-guided tutorial, I am ready to travel through the same space where sweet darling was, on the way to.personal destinations. The Inner Perfectionist would like to Stay At Home And Sort Stuff. The rest of me is on the road and having a little fun.
. After the little history lesson and a 'deer for dummies' style of self-guided tutorial, I am ready to travel through the same space where sweet darling was, on the way to.personal destinations. The Inner Perfectionist would like to Stay At Home And Sort Stuff. The rest of me is on the road and having a little fun. Bach is not noise, Madam. (Robert, in Two's Company)
So I rummaged around on the internet for about thirty seconds and found out that Alaska in Jan/Feb can be interesting: lights, camera, mush! Apparently, the Aurora Borealis is visible from a few places, and you can go dog sledding. Do the dogs like the lights? Inquiring minds want to know.
@HonnyBrown: where would you be within Alakska? Would you have free time to enjoy anything outside of work?
@HonnyBrown: where would you be within Alakska? Would you have free time to enjoy anything outside of work?
Bach is not noise, Madam. (Robert, in Two's Company)
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