Haha now there’s some inspiration to get a person cleaning! Bare walls and a chair is how I imagine those small township halls must look on the inside. Not a hone.
Hmm as far as that last statement. Would making a will stating you want such and such items to be donated put your mind at ease? Or maybe there’s an idealism that needs to be let go of?
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A will is just a piece of paper and up to whom you designate on if they will follow it, it is the reality.
Not many have an appreciation for antiques anymore and they want that cheap lite weight sticks of furniture that breaks easy, none of mine meet that need ;-)
Picture furniture well over 100-300 years old that takes 3 men to move and you have some of what I have (German shrunk over 6' high 3 foot deep and 11' long, comes in sections that are screwed together to make 1 unit).
Yup I keep waiting for that magic time called Golden years to be able to sit back and enjoy...
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