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RickN

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Some times you wish you could see them one more time, then turn them over your knee and spank their butt! We found an uncashed $1200 stimulus check, finding 9mm ammo scattered all over the house and mags for her Glock everywhere. Money just about everywhere too.

I looked under her bed today hunting for her pistol to get it back to her father. Also found the shotgun she had told me she bought. Mossy 590, covered in dust, starting to rust, and with rusted ammo loaded. I thought I taught her better than that and I know her father did.

I swear that girl never threw anything out. On the bright side we have about 14 tall kitchen trash bags stuffed with clothes going to AMVets or something. Another bag of coats donating to Warmth for Winter, and probably a ton of books and CDs we will be trying to find a home for.

At this rate it will take a month just to get all the crap out before we can start repairs on the house. I know it needs paint, flooring, and some plumbing work. Her father volunteered to foot the bill and we be repaid when the house is sold.
 

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Some times you wish you could see them one more time, then turn them over your knee and spank their butt! We found an uncashed $1200 stimulus check, finding 9mm ammo scattered all over the house and mags for her Glock everywhere. Money just about everywhere too.

I looked under her bed today hunting for her pistol to get it back to her father. Also found the shotgun she had told me she bought. Mossy 590, covered in dust, starting to rust, and with rusted ammo loaded. I thought I taught her better than that and I know her father did.

I swear that girl never threw anything out. On the bright side we have about 14 tall kitchen trash bags stuffed with clothes going to AMVets or something. Another bag of coats donating to Warmth for Winter, and probably a ton of books and CDs we will be trying to find a home for.

At this rate it will take a month just to get all the crap out before we can start repairs on the house. I know it needs paint, flooring, and some plumbing work. Her father volunteered to foot the bill and we be repaid when the house is sold.
The freezer is running at -5 so I'm happy! Thanks again
 
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Sorry you have to go through this.

For me, having to throw meat away is the worst. My mother had a huge freezer always loaded with steaks. Whenever she saw a sale at Omaha Steak she would order. Always a constant battle with her to rotate her freezer.
 

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