[Leica] (selling vinyl) Overstuffed houses

[Ken Carney]

We have been able to develop two plans addressing this:

1. Rent a really big dumpster and buy a bottle of single-malt. Halfway 
through, start pitching stuff then have it towed off before we wake up.
2. Sell the house to someone with our same taste in furniture, etc. and 
walk out with just a toothbrush.

Ken

On 12/5/2014 8:29 AM, George Lottermoser wrote:
> On Dec 5, 2014, at 3:44 AM, Douglas Barry wrote:
>
>> Jayanand, we seem to be the accumulation generation. Thankfully all my vinyl left with my son. I'm currently thinning my place out as I'm moving to a smaller house in ten days. Every hour is filled with agonising decisions "Will I keep this, or will I throw it away. I might need it, but, then again, maybe I won't". You're right though, the sense of ownership is overrated, especially if the object is not used.
>>
>> I'm continually amazed by the sheer volume of stuff that comes into this house, and sticks there. Is it something in photographers' personalities that makes us want the best and then want to keep it forever? The recent documentary "Finding Vivian Maier" also highlighted this aspect of her, but then again it could be our age and early conditioning rebelling against the current disposability of seemingly everything - even society.
> I'm so "there" with you Douglas.
>
> Last weekend, Saturday and Sunday, I watched stuff leave my collection via garage/rummage sale.
> A couple months ago all the vinyl went to my daughter's house.
> For the last two days my daughter and I have moved the photo and art books into her home.
> And I still needed to rent a storage unit for my negatives and other "crap" that simply won't fit in my new/old nest.
>
> The psychological aspects of all this… just boggling…
>
> Regards,
> George Lottermoser
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