[RKDinOKC]

Was there only a path that went from the door to a chair, the toilet, one bed, and to the fridge and that was it? The rest was stacked with boxes and bags of stuff? Even the kitchen was staked up with stuff so you could only get to the fridge and a microwave.

One lady, I never saw her home, but her car was full to the ceiling everywhere except the driver's seat.

The neighbor, his back yard and beside his house was stacked with building stuff, lumber, cinder blocks, corrugated metal/fiberglass, tires, bricks, etc. His front porch, half the width of the house, had a path to the door, the rest was stacked to the ceiling to the edges of the porch of boxes full of stuff. Drove by one time and the garage overhead door was open. It was packed floor to ceiling with barely room for the door to close. Not really sure how there was room to even open it.

With my car being actually worked on I've still got a relatively small pile of stuff from my Mom that my sister didn't want that thought I wouldn't want either. With my vision declining horribly I just haven't bothered to mess with ANYTHING. Basically I am NOT a decorator have no desire to become one and re-decorate. Besides my sister took all the nice pictures and she and my Mom did.

Anyway there is a bunch of stuff that is probably just junk. Should I just make a big pile and give it to the good will?

I also have a full bedroom suit. Queen headboard, foot, 2 beside commodes, double mirrored double dresser, and a triple dresser. It's all solid walnut but it is from the 60's and all the drawer guides are plastic, old, and many have broken. I don't know what my style would be but that's not it and it is all empty anyway, sister threw everything away Mom had stored in them. Don't really know what to do with the set as it is a lot much for a guest bedroom.

Man, I have got a LOT of crap. Have the old portable phonograph and records I played growing up as a kid. Plus the stuff my parents liked like the Perry Como Christmas album. Even have a 45 LP that is Woody Guthrie singing Here Comes Peter Cotton Tail with Home on the Range on the flip side.