If it makes you feel any better they do sort out the valuable steel and aluminum. You can also reduce and reuse what you have. I often sell things online and most of the time I reuse cardboard boxes and bubble mailers. I just use the heating element on my kitchen vacuum sealer to melt the end back together.

My driver goes to the opposite side of my street first and then circles back. If I forgot to put the trash out I can hurry and do it before he males it to mine.

In a pinch you can tape a 20”x20" filter to a box fan.

I think I need to go lie down after reading that. Your family is lucky to have someone like you. Make sure to get some time in for yourself.

You may hang your gray Columbia jacket over there.

I pinned a post about it on [email protected] tl;dr: Decentralizing in order to keep things dull going forward.

I highly reccommend getting an electric kettle.

I once jumped on an oportunity for free dirt. I have a small utility trailer that can handle 1,000 lbs. I totally underestimated the volume to weight ratio of dirt and the amount of time it takes to shovel dirt into a trailer. I think I took 6 trips back and forth over several days, each trip took almost an hour of shoveling.