the spaceship hasn’t arrived and i am still – the tiniest little smidgiest iota of a bit – procrastinating. not entirely, but yes…enough. i’m wondering if there is such a thing as an estate sale while you are still alive and well and living in the house.
more so, i am trying to figure out which of the items in the house “spark joy” and which are me trying to hold too tightly onto those “items that trigger memories but which i can dispose of without losing the memories” . yiiiiiiiikes.
this is a process.
it requires prep and thoughtful introspection, gearing up and gearing down, a camera and stoic ruthlessness.
i am approaching ruth – but i still have to get to less and ness, so there’s a little time left.
but it’s happening.
yup.
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