Non Sequitur by Wiley Miller for November 17, 2015

The perils of being a packrat…

My wife hates for doing this. But I can’t help it: you never know if you’re going to need that thing again.

Pulls out notepadAdds one more item to the list of things Danae should never be allowed to get her hands on

Kate needs to call Jeffrey and ask him to bring an EMP device.

I blame Kate for this horror of a development.

einarbt, for some reason I get a warm feeling inside knowing that Kate is right there with Danae in this caper….Kate has a little streak of Danae in her….They are sisters after all….And she can be sneaky…I’m 62, my advice is to watch out for the “good” girls….They can surprise you……

Danae has found a way to magnify her voice! You go girl!

Maybe Danae will fix the bullhorn to the top of a vehicle and drive the vehicle about town spreading her message. Kind of like used to happen in the 60’s when political supporters did that to urge one to vote for their candidate. Also on the vehicle was the candidates name. Just in case you couldn’t understand what was coming the speaker.

I use 1-800-GOT-JUNK every few years…

Just as sure as throw something out, you’ll need it the very next day. . .

Yesterday’s stuff tomorrow’s new treasure.

I have two buildings full of stuff. Wife says, “Get rid of some of that stuff; you can’t take it with you.” I say, “That’s my STUFF. If I can’t take it with me, I ain’t going!” That’s my plan, anyway.

I’m surprised the batteries are still good in that thing.

I..HATE..JUNK. PFFFTTT. But love the cartoon! (Now vintage and antique jewelry is not “junk”….see? Everyone has their own definition!).

20+ comments and nobody has blamed the Republicans or Democrats for this.

As for public disclosure…Like others here, I am due a trip to Good Will, but always give a lot of thought to what I’m taking before I do. And, yeah there are some things I keep out of purely sentimental reasons.

I think we all have a hoarding gene that goes back to our hunter-gatherer days.

Women, I think, save things for sentimental reasons ie. the kid’s first tooth; a piece of wedding cake, a photograph etc.

A guy saves things he thinks are practicable, ie. hardware, comfortable clothes, even a broken lawnmower or junk car that he’s going to get around to fixing ( one of these days ).

The acid test for a true hoarder is having to move to another location.

What would you save and what would you finally discard ?

You want your child to learn from your mistakes!

Hello my name is What and I too am a saver ! Hello What !