Hi Amanda
Its good to see you back. You’ve been so busy haven’t you? Its such a hard job sorting through clothes isn't it, but its done now, so well done to you. I kept a few of my mums cardies, and a jumper but the rest her two sisters shared between them. I kept her slippers, just didn’t have the heart to get rid of them, even though they're only size 4 and wouldn’t fit me, but I just put them in the wardrobe along with her handbag that still has various things in it. I still have her wash bag from the hospice sitting here in the bedroom with all her bits in, just can't bring myself to empty it, not good I suppose, but can't do it. I'm so glad your Dad is settling in and you got most of the furniture in, it will make him feel even more at home with your Mum and dads things I'm sure. That’s a shame you didn’t have time to have one last look around, but as you say, it was probably a good thing. You still have all your happy memories, the main thing is your Dad is happy with his move and that’s good.
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