I'm sorting

 I'm placing my mom's close in plastic bags so I can take them to Sue's so she and whoever can sort what they want out of them.

Extremely emotional.

She's gone and now people that didn't really care for her are going to have her clothes.

More then likely they will just throw them away or drop them in the good will box.

This is tearing my heart out and my one shoulder to cry on is gone.

I drove down Halsey Valley road down to it's end and back. I talked to Mom and Dad all the way remembering mom's stories.

I then went to Ithaca to our hide away, the Chinese restaurant, and had lunch so I could say goodbye. Unless a miracle happens, in a few months I will be living on the street's. Probably around October or November and I will not be traveling anymore.

Tried my luck with a lottery ticket; epic fail.

Going to go back to sorting soon.

Miracle of miracles, I found the key to Dad's safe. The key's been missing for 8 years. Our first land contract has shown up in a drawer I have been going through for 3 days. So whoever took the key and the land contract want me to open the safe now.

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