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Old 11-28-2006, 09:25 AM   #22
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Originally Posted by RWood
We have moved several times in the 27+ years that my wife and I have been married, thankfully none for the last 15 years. The last two moves were contracted out to the same firm. When we called them to come and estimate the last move they paused and then said, “Oh yeah, you’re the people with all the boxes of books.” How nice they remembered us.

Both of us read a great amount and a lot of the books are never available at the library until we donate them. Many we keep and others are set free to find new homes and enrich other lives. The only regret we’ve had was several cases of books that were ruined when the last house developed a mold problem. (It also claimed several cases of 12” Lp albums.)
Me too! 28 years. When we came in this house, aside from the tools and computer junk, there were more books and records than kitchen stuff. What I remember most is the looks in their faces when they compared the book piles to the really cheap appliances!
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