[Magdalen] Life's challenges

[Marion Thompson]

Realistically the reduction must happen.  I can send the bulk of the 
theological books to the Trinity Book sale for theologs to grab up. I 
have a large gardening library and a large cooking library, plus all the 
other miscellaneous books.Good homes wanted for these several thousand 
volumes.  Large quantity of baking and cooking utensils  and so on.  No 
point moving and storing ALL this stuff, much of which, if I'm honest, 
will never be used again.

Any and all advice and suggestions gratefully accepted!  Thanks.

On 2/26/2015 7:31 PM, Charles Wohlers wrote:
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> We have something of the same situation, but without the time 
> constraints. Like you say, if it doesn't need to happen tomorrow, it 
> ain't gonna happen. So a house sits there in Mass., mostly vacant 
> except when I go down and do some cleaning / sorting. There really is 
> something to be said for having a date certain hanging over you.
>
> IMHO, you really should consider hiring a moving company to do all 
> this for you - assuming, of course, that you have someplace to put all 
> the Stuff. First, some nice ladies will come over and put all the 
> little stuff (like books) into boxes. Then some big guys will come 
> over and load it all up onto a truck, take it to wherever you direct 
> them, unload it all, and put it where you tell them. No muss, no fuss, 
> no effort on your part. Hopefully you can pay for it out of the sale 
> of the house. It's Really Worth It.
>
> Just my $0.02.
>
>
> Chad Wohlers
> Woodbury, VT USA
> chadwohl at satucket.com
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