mr. furley
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after 9-12 months of a pile of clothes sitting in the same spot, collecting dust, the clothes were finally put in to a bag for donation to goodwill
needless to say the second the bag was "discovered", fuses were lit. apparently clothes that no longer fit, haven't been worn, much less moved, in a year are suddenly extremely important and should not be donated without prior approval. they were there "for a reason" (which can not be recalled at this time) and moving them creates tremendous upset.
"important" items have since been removed from the donation bag and re-placed in a new location where they will not be touched.. maybe ever again. items include: several burp cloths, bibs, a hideously ugly handmade sweater that was a gift from a friend of my mother which my youngest outgrew a year ago.
plans to uncover the dining room table that has been buried in whoknowswhat since the Bush administration have been, well, tabled for the time being.
pray for me
relatives/loved ones of hoarders: advise?
TIA
needless to say the second the bag was "discovered", fuses were lit. apparently clothes that no longer fit, haven't been worn, much less moved, in a year are suddenly extremely important and should not be donated without prior approval. they were there "for a reason" (which can not be recalled at this time) and moving them creates tremendous upset.
"important" items have since been removed from the donation bag and re-placed in a new location where they will not be touched.. maybe ever again. items include: several burp cloths, bibs, a hideously ugly handmade sweater that was a gift from a friend of my mother which my youngest outgrew a year ago.
plans to uncover the dining room table that has been buried in whoknowswhat since the Bush administration have been, well, tabled for the time being.
pray for me
relatives/loved ones of hoarders: advise?
TIA
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