What SHOULD you be doing right now? (second edition)

[Pyraxis]

Going back to work. Still got a few more bites of lunch.

[Queen Victoria]

Working on the contents inventory for the insurance claim.

['andersom']

Hang washing, and then go to bed.

(washed it three times by now, because I forgot to hang it, time and time again.  )

[Queen Victoria]

Working on the contents inventory for the insurance claim.

this again

[Charlotte Quin]

Going to bed. My brother is dropping by tomorrow and I gotta get up at a reasonable time in the AM to do a bit of tidying before he comes

[odeon]

This. I don't have anything I *must* do today.

[Gopher Gary]

This. I don't have anything I *must* do today.

 

[Queen Victoria]

Researching prices, thinking of what was in the rooms that were heavily damaged and were simply bagged and trashed.

['andersom']

Researching prices, thinking of what was in the rooms that were heavily damaged and were simply bagged and trashed.

Go through your days, in memory, and think on what you used in the rooms. And then what was there that you did not use, but did like in those rooms.
It will not be the same. So recreating what it was will fail. Maybe go to what you would love it to be within the financial space you have.

 

[Queen Victoria]

Researching prices, thinking of what was in the rooms that were heavily damaged and were simply bagged and trashed.

Go through your days, in memory, and think on what you used in the rooms. And then what was there that you did not use, but did like in those rooms.
It will not be the same. So recreating what it was will fail. Maybe go to what you would love it to be within the financial space you have.

 

The thinking is for the contents inventory.  I want to be fair and not claim items that I pitched in de-hoarding, but weren't damaged.  The bedrooms will be a snap, the rest of the house is pretty much judgment and honesty.

['andersom']

Researching prices, thinking of what was in the rooms that were heavily damaged and were simply bagged and trashed.

Go through your days, in memory, and think on what you used in the rooms. And then what was there that you did not use, but did like in those rooms.
It will not be the same. So recreating what it was will fail. Maybe go to what you would love it to be within the financial space you have.

 

The thinking is for the contents inventory.  I want to be fair and not claim items that I pitched in de-hoarding, but weren't damaged.  The bedrooms will be a snap, the rest of the house is pretty much judgment and honesty.

I remember my father telling how they ditched lots of tools that still looked good, but were not anymore, because of the heat. They threw it away, before an insurance man could claim it still was good. It had become useless. 

[odeon]

Brushing my teeth.

[Icequeen]

Debating whether to leave the tree up until New Years or take the sucker down.

[Hannah]

making my bed, waking up more...something I'm forgetting that I should be remembering...

['andersom']

Debating whether to leave the tree up until New Years or take the sucker down.

Leave it up till the 6th of January.