Going to Good Homes

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Treasures from deep in the closet. We’ve been digging deep into all our closets and making hard decisions as to whether all those hidden treasures really enrich our lives. These too don’t meet the critera and will go to new homes. Dave will adopt his grandfather’s light meter and the rest will go to our friend Livingston who has a photography shop and the opportunity to find happy homes for the rest of it. It’s been a busy Spring of digging through old files scanning and shredding, then scanning and shipping family history files, then pulling everything out of closets and drawers and keeping only the most useful and most precious items. Life is good!

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