Nine hundred and thirty-seven days ago (but who’s counting?), I published another post with today’s title. The day after that, I published a post titled “Jeepers.” I hope those posts were keepers and that this one is, too.
I think “Keepers” is a keeper title worth repeating because we’re trying to decide what the keepers are as we move to a new home by the water.
Which of these are keepers?
The pappardelle Michael cooked last night was a keeper, but we didn’t keep it. We ate it.
Here‘s ‘”The Keepers,” a keeper by Santigold:
I don’t know what comments I’ll get today, but I know they’ll be keepers.
Thanks to all the keepers that helped me create this keeper of a post and to all you keepers — of course! — who keep me blogging, every day.
If you are moving near thewater and there is room to ealk, I’d not keep the exercise equipment. The rest looks like a you chouce from here. Looks like it all has some sentimentsl value and that’s tough. Good luck!
Your good-luck comment is a keeper!
Deciding the keepers is easy. It’s the chuckers that will be difficult 🙂
I’m looking forward to chucking, Derrick, but I would never chuck you.
look like keepers all if you ask me Ann!
I ask you, Lisa, because you are a keeper.
Love the CAT!
Love YOU!
Hubby has been referred to as a ‘keeper’, but then a friend in 1989 had already told me to keep him as he was useful!
Your comments are useful keepers!
Thanks Ann.
M suggestions: Keep Oscar, the cool shorter do, the hanging globe, the door stopper, Michael, Michael’s cooking, Aaron’s capybara plaque (maybe in the new attic). ❤️😊😼
Your suggestions, as always, are keepers! <3
I can’t decide for you and Michael, Ann. I can only imagine the scene and squirm. Yup, yup, yup, nope, nope … Oy.
Yup, Mark, and I decided a long time ago that you are a keeper.
Jeepers, Ann.
https://youtu.be/zVAdbLqlsnU
Jeepers, Ruth, your comments are always keepers.
Take pictures of all the art work Aaron did as a child, offer it to him, he won’t want it, have a ceremonial bonfire. Try on all your clothes. If it doesn’t fit, pass it on. Now if I could just figure out what to do with all my photographs, I’d have pearls of wisdom to pass on to you. It’s not easy for sure, also because Aaron probably, still has most of his stuff stored at home. I have downsized my parent’s home, my own home, and my in laws home. Best of luck. It’s only stuff. If it’s driving you nuts, rent a storage unit for a month or two. It will give you time to say goodbye to your old stuff. Keep Michael, Aaron and your cats and us, your gentle readers.
You and your comments are keepers, for sure. Many thanks! <3
Wow, how do you decide on that? If you put a gun to my head I would lose the dumbbells. You’re already a heavy lifter with this blog.
I am not putting a gun to your head, because you’re a keeper.
I remember when I learned that the word “souvenir” is French for “memory”. Before that I only thought of souvenirs as objects you picked up to remind you where you’d been. And it is nice to have those kinds of souvenirs, but memories you can always carry with you.
Remember, Chris, you are a keeper.
They are all keepers. You may need a bigger house.
-Alan
This comment is a keeper and so are you, Alan.
The cat, the capybara and the cook.
And YOU!
The capybara and your dinner are keepers, and you with your new haircut of course!
You, of course, are also a keeper.
Yeah some keepers here indeed
It takes a keeper like you, Joanne, to know other keepers.
I see some definite keepers! But I would NOT want to be the one picking out what stays and what goes, for someone else. 😉
You are a definite keeper. <3
Awwwwwwww <3
Your new haircut is definitely a keeper………….and I think I’ll keep the guitar!! lol
You’re a keeper, Dr. Del Castillo!
How exciting to be moving closer to the water! I can envision the process of only taking the items you truly love into such a refreshing environment. I’m very, very slow to let go of sentimental objects, so I’m probably incapable of any advice. LOL! I hope you have room for the clock, however. It’s unique shape caught my eye!
Every comment of yours is a keeper, Debra!
I’m with moonwatcher’s wisdom on this one. Its just stuff … but always tough to let stuff go!
Thanks for your wisdom, Val. You are a keeper, always.
needle point, clock, dancers
You’re a keeper, Carl.