OK, you thought I was too neat so I decided to show you a real
rat's nest. This is the back porch outside my studio. Some of the boxes are boxed pottery, kilns, supplies, and some construction excesses at the very end. Once we decided to redo the other basement room we had to clear out that room so everything had to go out here too. We can actually squeeze by but barely. It looks like a hoarder's home doesn't it. Now we have to find a place for all this stuff. Luckily the trash to treasures sale starts this Friday so we'll start selling a few items there.
Here's the dusty shelf I was telling you about. See the word dirty that Gary wrote in the dust. You might wonder why someone with medical bills they can't pay all at once decided to improve the basement room. We had a method to our madness we decided if one of us couldn't make it upstairs, (like when I hurt my knee) then we could put a bed in the downstairs room and stay there till we got better.
If one of us died and we had to sell the house since we couldn't afford to stay here, then the extra square footage would improve our chances of selling our home quickly. When you get to a certain age these are the things that must be thought of. Planning for old age or what to do if unexpected illness or death befalls you. If you didn't read the previous post, please check it out, I made a video of the bells for you to hear. Thanks for reading and for all your comments.
