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Post by MissBianca on Jun 8, 2021 20:13:14 GMT
Instead of just tossing / donating it all, once you do your initial pass at 'keep, sell, toss' (or maybe they could even help with that process) an estate sale or auction company could help you in sorting, or even taking stuff away and selling some of it off-site for you? (not all estate sales are held in the person's home.) I'm not sure of their money-making structure- whether you pay them a fee up front, AND a percentage of the sales they make- how it's done probably varies from company to company. But it might be worth a couple calls. the one we used - there was a cost for labour (the extra bodies during the actual sale to be security/help load) and disposal (the dumpster afterwards) that came out of our percentage of the sale and they also took a flat percentage of the sale. The guy said MOST of the time they do end up writing a cheque to the sellers but occasionally not enough sells to cover the disposal costs or it breaks even with the disposal costs. I think we ended up with somewhere between 1-2000 with my mum's estate sale. My parents house is 1730 with all kinds of antique furniture. The bonus is living in New England is the price of antiques is high. I could probably cover the cost of getting a professional out here. I don’t care much about making money, I just hate to dump good furniture.
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Post by MissBianca on Jun 8, 2021 20:15:25 GMT
MissBianca - I agree with deciding what you want in the new house and only moving that stuff. Be ruthless - if you only need 2 tables - pick the two that work best for the new place. If there are 3 tea kettles and you only need one - pick the one that's in the best condition and/or fits best colourwise in the new kitchen. DH and I ...ummm...packed and moved differently this past move. I sorted through everything and packed in in LABELLED boxes with the room they were going into. Got rid of a ton of stuff and basically had a plan before anything moved. DH was packing as he went and tossing stuff randomly into boxes and totes and .... didn't get rid of anything. We moved in late February. Some of his stuff is STILL at the old house as we're moving it slowly over here but he's run out of space here for it because he has so many packed boxes and stuff to deal with. My stuff is all unpacked, organised, and in place. The only exceptions are a few boxes that need the last few pieces of furniture to get moved over here first (our sideboard and hutch for instance). I don't reccommend DH's method. Lol your DH sounds like mine! He finally tossed garage door parts we have moved to 3 houses. He’s like I can just pack a bag, I’m like is that bag going hold all your tools that you HAD to have?!?
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Post by crimsoncat05 on Jun 8, 2021 22:12:49 GMT
My dads friend actually owns an auction house. I didn’t even think about that!! All the books will go to the used book store we frequent and I know they come out to houses if it’s a lot. We had already discussed that. and my dad said he’s going to invite his friends that collect cars, steam engines and boats to come take whatever they want. My dad had collected a lot of vintage seed corn company memorabilia (he worked for a seed corn company his whole career), a lot of farm toys, toy tractors, model buildings he made himself, model train stuff, etc. AND he was a taxidermist for over 60 years. So there was a LOT of stuff for my mom to deal with when he passed away. She and my sister hired an auction house to do an online auction (due to COVID), and I think the auction house handled all the photos, descriptions, advertising, etc. The only thing my mom and sister had to do was collect it all together so it could be picked up, and find the boxes for any item that still had one (my dad kept the boxes for all the model tractors, lol- they're worth more that way, lol). I watched a bit of the taxidermy auction online when it was live; it was kind of crazy, watching the prices for some items absolutely SKYROCKET up in the last few minutes of each item's bidding period! Personally, I thought they could have done better with some of the descriptions and photos, but still-- it was something my mom couldn't have done on her own.
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Post by natscraps on Jun 8, 2021 22:49:55 GMT
When we moved 3 years ago the best thing I did was use different colors of duct tape to tape the boxes shut.
Green: stuff we would need right away such as silverware, pots and pans, and the most prized toys etc
Yellow: stuff we may need within the first month but is definitely keep such as extra bedding, not used as often casserole dishes, the rest of the toys etc
Red: stuff not important for daily living(can unpack as I had time)/basement storage such as holiday items, books, knick knacks,etc
Blue: garage sale/donate/it’s not coming with us
The second best thing I did was put my foot down with DH who thought that he and FIL and friends would move everything. I let them move all the boxes, lamps, chairs, DS’s twin bed, clothes, etc, but insisted that we hire a mover for the big heavy furniture. They moved 9 pieces from 2 different houses. Well worth every penny I spent!
Since you are not selling the current houses immediately, I would start a box/laundry basket of things you will need as soon as you get the keys to the new house. Purchase mostly new items for this basket because you will still need the items in the current house until it sells. Think paper towels, toilet cleaner and toilet brush, gloves, sponges, dish soap, basic tools such as hammer and screwdrivers.
My biggest regret was not purging more before the move. I like the “clean sweep” idea. (Ironically, I’ve been watching episodes of hoarders while sick with a tummy bug the past few days and was trying to remember the name of that show)
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Post by Linda on Jun 8, 2021 23:06:25 GMT
The second best thing I did was put my foot down with DH who thought that he and FIL and friends would move everything. I let them move all the boxes, lamps, chairs, DS’s twin bed, clothes, etc, but insisted that we hire a mover for the big heavy furniture. They moved 9 pieces from 2 different houses. Well worth every penny I spent! I put my foot down also but DH hasn't actually HIRED the mover yet so my big heavy furniture (couch/loveseat/recliner, exercise bike, sideboard, china cabinet, 3 desks, our headboard, my dresser, and DH's drafting drawer unit) are all still at the old house. It's frustrating at the least.
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Post by MissBianca on Jun 8, 2021 23:10:39 GMT
natscraps I saw some of the colored tape at the uhaul store a few months ago. We were also thinking of getting duct tape for the kids, they are all color coded so we would put a square of their color on their boxes. We will probably be moving in in stages, I will have DS24 move in first since it’s closer to his job. Thankfully with a family of 7 we have a lot of duplicates of everything especially cleaning supplies. And thanks for the reminder of toilet plungers, we are going from 1 bathroom to 3 so I need to get more plungers! Lol I should go watch hoarders, it will make me purge. The church down the street has a rummage sale every year and I volunteer. The amount of stuff they bring in, it makes me come home and purge.
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Post by MissBianca on Jun 8, 2021 23:13:04 GMT
In other news, I purged the fridge today. We have a condiment addiction.
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Post by tentoes on Jun 8, 2021 23:56:10 GMT
I "cleaned" today and got rid of a lot of old mail, and other papers, I wasn't able to add much to my donation pile, but did get rid of some clutter, so that is good.
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Post by natscraps on Jun 9, 2021 0:28:10 GMT
Today it’s been laundry. Lots of laundry. Just a week ago I managed to get the laundry room back under control and then the tummy bug hit our whole house. So. Much. Bedding. I just want to cry at this point. I constantly feel like it’s one step forward and 3 steps back around here. I did get all of DS’s uniform clothes from this year packed in a box and ready for the uniform swap drop off in two weeks.
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Post by joblackford on Jun 9, 2021 0:36:11 GMT
my dad said he’s going to invite his friends that collect cars, steam engines and boats to come take whatever they want. This is great! It will make him feel good to share with friends and see things go to a good home. And other collectors are the best people to judge what's good and what's not (although I feel bad for their families! People tend to take a lot more than they need in situations like this.) It's great that your dad knows what he wants and needs, but it will be hard going through your mom's things. The housing market is insane in the PNW too, and all over the country from what I've heard. People buying without inspections, without seeing the house, one I heard of paid the asking price and the cost of the person's new home too - so basically double the asking ?! Craziness. Glad there is a good market for antiques in your area. As you said it's less about the money and more about getting the things to people who appreciate them. Anything you can get rid of in bulk lots through estate sales, donations, whatever, will make life so much easier for you. The kind of nickel and dime sales I'm doing for my FIL are extremely time consuming and tiresome. If only he didn't hate the big auction house in town! I would've called them in to take all of the furniture in a heartbeat. He doesn't need the money but he and his family are convinced that other people are always out to cheat you.
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Post by Scrapper100 on Jun 9, 2021 1:19:30 GMT
When we moved 3 years ago the best thing I did was use different colors of duct tape to tape the boxes shut. Green: stuff we would need right away such as silverware, pots and pans, and the most prized toys etc Yellow: stuff we may need within the first month but is definitely keep such as extra bedding, not used as often casserole dishes, the rest of the toys etc Red: stuff not important for daily living(can unpack as I had time)/basement storage such as holiday items, books, knick knacks,etc Blue: garage sale/donate/it’s not coming with us The second best thing I did was put my foot down with DH who thought that he and FIL and friends would move everything. I let them move all the boxes, lamps, chairs, DS’s twin bed, clothes, etc, but insisted that we hire a mover for the big heavy furniture. They moved 9 pieces from 2 different houses. Well worth every penny I spent! Since you are not selling the current houses immediately, I would start a box/laundry basket of things you will need as soon as you get the keys to the new house. Purchase mostly new items for this basket because you will still need the items in the current house until it sells. Think paper towels, toilet cleaner and toilet brush, gloves, sponges, dish soap, basic tools such as hammer and screwdrivers. My biggest regret was not purging more before the move. I like the “clean sweep” idea. (Ironically, I’ve been watching episodes of hoarders while sick with a tummy bug the past few days and was trying to remember the name of that show) Oh I like that system. When we moved almost 7 years ago we used duck tape and made sure it was showing on multiple sides so it was easy to see. Each different tape corresponded to a room in our new house. It made it easy to spot from a distance and easier then writing which room things went to.
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Post by MissBianca on Jun 9, 2021 21:37:07 GMT
Today I emptied the kids paper drawers and cubbies into totes. I know I need to sort this stuff at the new house but the totes are at least labeled. As I make school scrapbook pages the file folders become their freedom filer for important papers.
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Post by natscraps on Jun 9, 2021 21:59:01 GMT
I still labeled every box by room and wrote the contents on the outside. The color coding was because we had many people helping move boxes over several weeks and I wasn’t able to lift anything heavy. Everyone knew green and yellow tape had to be left easily accessible to me and not to put anything on top that I couldn’t lift. It also made it really easy to decide which boxes got unpacked first and made the unpacking less overwhelming.
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Post by dewryce on Jun 9, 2021 21:59:35 GMT
My Dh finally got it after reading It’s All Too Much by Peter Walsh. Just the way he broke down our reasons for keeping things and what it cost us resonated with him. My copy is falling apart I’ve read it so many times, and each time I read I write down my thoughts and things it brings to mind that I should let go of. I asked DH to do the same after the first time I read it and now he is the one that asks me if I really need to keep something. Eta: Here is a link. There is also a workbook, but I don’t remember how much that helped. I’ve gifted this book many times to friends/family who were going through their belongings, because I won’t loan my copy out! Peter's new series Space Invaders is currently airing here in Australia. Not sure if you can watch from the US but here's a link www.9now.com.au/space-invadersUnfortunately, it is blocked in my area but I appreciate you taking the time to link it for me! I will keep an eye out to see if it becomes available through another means.
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Post by Linda on Jun 9, 2021 23:31:00 GMT
I'm still slowly wading through my hard drive(s) - weeding out duplicates and unneeded stuff and organising the rest.
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Post by deafpea on Jun 11, 2021 21:21:08 GMT
This week I have been organizing food storage. Due to the design of my house, I have several food storage areas. One of my grocery stores does a case lot sale twice a year. I bought a few cases of things we were running low on and that food needed to be put away. So the food merry go round started--loading up the food storage unit near the kitchen (which is the food we use first) with older-but-still-good food from the second food storage unit, loading the second food storage unit in the basement with the new case lot food, straightening up the storage room under the stairs (which we call the Harry Potter room) and putting any leftover case lot food in there, organizing the kitchen pantry, hall closet, hall pantry and downstairs pantry. The downstairs pantry is non-canned food stuff (oils, mustards, salad dressings, jello, etc). I refilled storage containers and used bins I have already to hold stuff like bags of chips and pretzels, ramen, etc. I emptied probably 10-15 food boxes and a couple of other food containers. It all looks so much better!
I also moved all my non-food storage stuff (first aid supplies, cleaning supplies, personal hygiene stuff, etc) from the extra bedroom that we've been using for storage down to the laundry room. I have a little nook that has a rod across the top for hanging clothes but we haven't used it in years so I had a big empty space that was being wasted. I had some Rubbermaid wire shelves that I had used for storing my scrapbook stuff previously that were just hanging out in the furnace room so I had DH install them in the laundry nook and moved all the bins down there.
The extra bedroom will be my son's bedroom when he returns from Italy in December. He plans to go to college so I'm not sure how long he will actually stay with us but at least he won't have to share his space with storage! I need to box up some stuff that I want to keep, move my canning supplies back to the shed, move the fabric and yarn storage totes back downstairs and move my sewing supplies back to where I had them before in the office. I have a bunch of stuff that will be donated next Friday (my donation center is taking donations by appointment only and the next available one is next Friday). After the room is emptied out, I can start fixing drywall and painting! I also hope to replace the carpet too. And we'll get some new furniture--the room needs a dresser, the desk is a cheap thing from Walmart that we bought years ago and is falling apart, and the bed mattress is old and dips in the middle. The ceiling fan needs to be replaced and I want to add blackout curtains that will help keep the room cooler in summer (the window faces west).
It feels good to be making good progress on my summer projects list!
Merilee
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Post by **GypsyGirl** on Jun 12, 2021 1:26:38 GMT
Has anyone else seen the previews for the new HGTV show “Hot Mess House”? It starts this Thursday at 7 pm Central. The house they show made me gasp! The amount of stuff in huge piles! Should be interesting!
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Post by hookturnian on Jun 12, 2021 6:45:43 GMT
Cas was talking about it on her YouTube channel about a month ago. I must investigate how I can watch here.
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Post by mikklynn on Jun 12, 2021 14:15:06 GMT
Has anyone else seen the previews for the new HGTV show “Hot Mess House”? It starts this Thursday at 7 pm Central. The house they show made me gasp! The amount of stuff in huge piles! Should be interesting! Yes! I have watched her YouTube episodes, so I was excited to see her on a new show. The preview with the basement playroom and laundry room looked like my youngest brother's house, back when his kids were little. deafpea That is a lot of work, but how nice to have it all organized. I am so, so excited our new townhouse has a walk-in pantry. No more running down the basement storage area for my extras. We call it the Costco shelves, ha ha.
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Post by Linda on Jun 13, 2021 19:57:12 GMT
organised the pantry again - it's just poorly designed (narrow and deep) and everyone just tosses stuff in.
collected three buckets of sticks/branches from the lawn (I'm using a 15.5 gallon wheeled bucket) and DD14 has done 2 more. Hopefully that counts as decluttering.
found two more boxes of DH's books in the garage and brought them upstairs and put on the bookcase. It's full now so hopefully we can get the new ones built soon.
got the last three totes dealt with in my craft space. Still waiting on cube units to get built but otherwise it's finished.
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Post by MissBianca on Jun 14, 2021 0:54:56 GMT
organised the pantry again - it's just poorly designed (narrow and deep) and everyone just tosses stuff in. This is my pantry too. So much stuff gets lost in there. I’m constantly trying to organize it.
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Post by MissBianca on Jun 14, 2021 0:59:29 GMT
I went to a vintage market yesterday with a friend I haven’t seen in years. It was a great day to just take my mind off the move. While I was gone DH went through a bunch of stuff and got rid of probably 80% of it. Lots of work stuff to shred. He also went through books. We took 6 boxes to the used book store, came home with $57 and 3 boxes of stuff they wouldn’t take. That’s going to the library tomorrow for their book sale. Today was lawn mowing day. So not much purging and packing. Tomorrow I start ignoring my house and tackle dads. He’s trying to get rid of all my moms stuff without me or my brothers going through it. So I’m intervening.
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Post by crimsoncat05 on Jun 14, 2021 15:31:14 GMT
I actually went through our bathroom vanity yesterday!! I ended up tossing a large garbage bag full of expired beauty products, empty shampoo bottles (our town doesn't recycle any more), etc. that had all collected underneath my side of the vanity. I also reorganized the drawers where I keep my makeup, toothpaste, q-tips, and other stuff like that. I steered clear of my DH's part of the vanity- he doesn't keep nearly the amount of 'stuff' that I do, so I'm sure it's not that bad, anyway. It was quite satisfying, in the end, to have it done. I even found two pairs of sterling silver earrings that I had totally forgotten about, lol! Although it took a lot longer than I thought it would; I never got around to tackling my closet or starting in my craft room. But hey, at least it's finished. Going to a vintage market sounds heavenly, MissBianca ! And your DH going thru stuff and getting rid of most of it?? Good luck dealing with your dad and your mom's things. eta: I've about given up on our pantry; it's not a walk-in, just bi-fold doors with shelves inside... the new stuff always ends up on the shelves in front of the older stuff, so things get buried easily. (and we also have a slight condiment problem / addiction too, lol-- which isn't helped by my DH's hot sauce collection!! (he still has a couple bottles in there that I gave him from Christmas; he says he's 'hoarding' them since he likes it so much, he doesn't want to use it up, I guess?? ummm- we CAN buy more of it, you know!)
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Post by dewryce on Jun 14, 2021 21:55:32 GMT
organised the pantry again - it's just poorly designed (narrow and deep) and everyone just tosses stuff in. This is my pantry too. So much stuff gets lost in there. I’m constantly trying to organize it. Have y’all considered pull-outs for the shelves? Or some of them?
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Post by Linda on Jun 14, 2021 23:07:24 GMT
This is my pantry too. So much stuff gets lost in there. I’m constantly trying to organize it. Have y’all considered pull-outs for the shelves? Or some of them? on my wishlist but not this year...
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Post by tentoes on Jun 14, 2021 23:22:57 GMT
All I did today--while looking for pajamas, I organized a few of my drawers. I SHOULD get rid of some socks--I have three drawers full of socks. When Steinmarts went out of business, I bought a bunch of new ones at a great price. When I got them all home I realized I had a lot to begin with--I gave some to my granddaughter, but still have 3 drawers full--(they are small drawers!) I just can't seem to get rid of them--I guess I like socks!!
I did get rid of a couple of sets of sheets, and a small bag full of misc. items. The Vets are coming tomorrow to collect what we're getting rid of. My ddil is getting rid of a bunch of books she used for homeschooling. She has several bags full of misc. items in the pile for the vets. I don't get credit for her stuff though! haha!
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Post by **GypsyGirl** on Jun 15, 2021 17:35:19 GMT
the new stuff always ends up on the shelves in front of the older stuff, so things get buried easily. (and we also have a slight condiment problem / addiction too, lol-- which isn't helped by my DH's hot sauce collection!! It might help if you come up with an area or shelf that can be reserved for 'back stock' (the extras or surplus). I went to that system last year (Covid boredom!) and find it really helps keep the pantry neat and organized. My pantry is built in and has 2 sets of doors. Upper doors open to reveal shelves to the ceiling. Bottom doors open to reveal 3 pull out drawers. The bottom drawer is now my back stock drawer, as well as things that very seldom get used. When I make my grocery list, I check the shelves first, then open that drawer to make sure I don't have extra already. It has really helped cut down on buying too many duplicates. With less stuff front & center it is easier to keep it organized, as well as use up what you already have. Another thing to really help with pantry organization is get a turntable (with sides) for bottles/condiments. Just put one in this week to replace 2 long pantry bins. No more pulling a bin out to reach the back. It opened up more shelf space as well.
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Post by **GypsyGirl** on Jun 15, 2021 18:06:39 GMT
I've been reading this past week, but haven't really had the time to post. While DH was gone on a fishing trip, I took advantage of the ability to empty cabinets/shelves and just leave it out while I worked. Didn't get all done that I wanted to, but made great headway! It's been one of those "if you give a moose a muffin" kind of projects! All this is probably too much for many to read, but I wanted to have a record of just how much I accomplished! Scrapbooks/Photo albums/photos: Pulled them all out, then made a list of what needed to be done to complete the album. There is a sticky note on the front on each album, as well as a master list to work from this summer. One drawer under the dining area banquet was emptied of old albums and envelopes of memorabilia (tons of it!). All of the memorabilia is now on the desk in the old dining room, while the albums are in the photo album cabinet. It's a 6' long desk to give you an idea of the scope of this project. Old Dining Room: Pulled all the eBay pile out and went through it all. So far I've filled up 4 boxes/bags of stuff that is being donated. Smaller things went into two baskets that fit on the bottom of the armoire. That armoire had become a dumping ground/hiding spot, so it was totally emptied. Scrapbook papers/supplies were sorted and merged. Nearly all of it fits on the top shelf now for easy access as I work my way through these albums. There are a few things on top of the antique rice chest that need to be listed. However, I moved it to the opposite side of the room and can now see it, not ignore it. The other 2 shelves hold boxes of old family photos, Genesis cutter and Silhouette Cameo. Everything is easily accessible and right next to the desk that will be album/photo central. The photo loom has been relocated and is ready to be cleaned up, photographed and listed for sale. Kitchen Banquet: There are 4 drawers underneath. The one by the cabinets has been turned into the storage spot for extra ziploc bags (I stock up at IKEA) and paper napkins & guest towels. The next drawer held tablecloths. Those have been moved across the room to the banquet drawer I emptied of memorabilia. Now they are next to the dining table where they should be. Third drawer holds table setting supplies (napkin rings, small trays, etc). That I didn't touch, but plan to move those across to the cabinets by the dining table once the album project is completed. Fourth drawer held decorative dish towels, aprons, nutcrackers, ice blocks, wine/beer carriers. Now it holds just the carriers, ice blocks and nut crackers. The aprons and dish towels are now in the second drawer. Sewing Room: There is a wall of built in shelves in the sewing room, with 3 drawers underneath. Because I've decided to donate an old professional laminating machine I was trying to find all the accessories. Had to empty one drawer to find them. A third of the contents have been donated or rehomed. I've also gone through the big stacks of fabrics I pulled a year ago that need to be listed or donated. They are out in stacks for photo taking later this week. Now I'm taking a break and catching up on some paperwork. I'll be ready to dive into the summer projects starting tomorrow.
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Post by MissBianca on Jun 19, 2021 12:28:52 GMT
Busy week but I got a lot accomplished Finished packing my moms room. Took small furniture from her room to rummage sale. I have 5 boxes of books to take the used book store. DH went through all his magazines and purged them. He’s such a magazine hoarder. He kept maybe 20-30, and I now have 5 bins to recycle but that will take time. We fill our recycling can to the brim every week. While I was out with DD yesterday my brother pulled almost everything down out of the attic for me. Lots of train stuff that will be sold. Also yesterday, a kid at our sports banquet hit my car while he was parking so now my Monday will be spent taking care of that. Thankfully I had just stepped away from my car when he hit it. Today I have a laundry list of things to do but my restless leg syndrome is in full force. I didn’t get much sleep. I really need to get moving though.
I hope everyone one has a productive weekend!
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Post by **GypsyGirl** on Jun 19, 2021 15:43:15 GMT
I now have 5 bins to recycle but that will take time. We fill our recycling can to the brim every week. Around here some of the schools have paper recycling bins on their campus. They welcome the public to use them as it is a fund raiser project. Is there somewhere in your town that accepts paper recycling from the public? Sorry to hear about your car. I hope it can be repaired quickly! Your story brought back memories of a similar incident I was in - except I was the student and the adult I hit was a friend of my mom's! Oops! My progress slowed down this week, but I did still get rid of a few more things. I've been on the prowl for a new lamp and lucked out at Home Goods. They had a large round Ralph Lauren lamp that was white with blue floral pattern. It was perfect to put in my old dining room! The valances there are Ralph Lauren fabric and the desk is a 6' Indonesian mayor's desk. Scale & color were perfect! The vintage lamp that was there moved to the foyer (for now) and the thrift store find lamp in the foyer was donated. The 6 boxes/bags/bins in the foyer went off on Thursday with the housekeeper. I always feel so much lighter once those boxes leave! I also added an empty under the bed bin to the pile for her to take. We got rid of the dust ruffle on the king bed so now we now longer keep boxes under there. I've been getting rid of them as I empty them, and this was the last one that I need to get rid of. I only have 5 left under the twin bed in the guest room and don't plan to get rid of any more for now. I was also able to get the old TempurPedic mattress topper (twin XL) into the trash bin yesterday, so that is gone as well! Little by little things are moving out! Yesterday a friend (a fellow quilter) came to hang out and do some stitching. I had all the fabrics I want to get rid of laid out and invited her to go through and take what she wanted. She took 4 pieces of fabric, 4 balls of cotton yarn for crochet in addition to the piece of fabric and 2 gallons of crushed walnut shells (pincushion filling) that I'd already set aside for her! So the day was a win-win - a visit with a good friend and more stuff gone! This next week will be focused on scrapbooks/photos/memorabilia. Hope everyone is staying cool and making progress!
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