When brother Johnny left for the west he left his vacuum cleaner with us. After a few years of solid service, it’s stopped sucking in things to the extent that it’s no longer helpful to our family (that it also weights a ton also doesn’t help in this regard). But it may still be useful to someone else, especially someone else who’s handy. So after the rain stopped this afternoon I put it out on the front sidewalk with hopes that it will find a new home.
Also: it is autumn.
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Update (58 minutes after
Update (58 minutes after posting): someone took the vacuum cleaner!
I’ve got a long list of things we no longer need to try the same process out on.
Brings to mind those golden days when I could pawn off almost any piece of technology on young Steven Garrity.
I've transitioned to the
I've transitioned to the phase in my life where I too am trying to get rid of stuff, rather than accumulate.
I have just started work with
I have just started work with a team of young “Steven Garrity’s of tomorrow” from UPEI; perhaps I can work to encourage them to pick up the mantle.
I'm surprised there was a
I'm surprised there was a taker for the vacuum. That thing was so damn heavy and unwieldy!
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