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My ex destroyed my entire box of handwritten love letters and vacation/memory photos of my exes, adapted of course to the time back then, as soon as she found it :mad:
I noticed it too late to save them.

Oh, that’s annoying. :confused: The past is part of a person too, it’s made us into who we are today.
I still have a box upstairs with really nice things. My first "love letter" on a Diddl postcard from sixth grade. And a note that says "Doctor’s appointment tomorrow. I’ll drive you. Dad" – I put that in back then because I thought it was funny that he signed it "Dad." Today, since he’s no longer alive, it’s such a nice memory. ♥

and this is only now ending up in the trash? ...

Had been standing for many years in the basements of various rental apartments ...

... I still have some really nice things in a box upstairs. ...

I also still have such a box ...

Easter bonfire 2021

And once again a piece of the past is going to the recycling center ...[ATTACH alt="61AA52BC-2BD9-4CCD-A532-A939329DFA7A.jpeg"]59639[/ATTACH]

Who knows what value they still have ;)

Now none at all ... :cool:

Happy Easter!

Since the last update in mid-January, quite a bit has happened with us: windows have been installed, the air conditioning has been prepared, the electrical installation is done, and the plumbing will also be completed by early next week. At the end of the week, the plasterers will come to our house. In May, our photovoltaic system and the installation of the underfloor heating will be done as our own work.

Of course, it did not go without obstacles... In winter, we noticed a wet spot on the basement floor that just wouldn't go away. We initially hoped that condensate was dripping from the ceiling there. However, our expert identified it as a leaking white tank. Therefore, concrete restorers were at the house this week and sealed the leak with epoxy. The necessary lifting station so far only exists in the drainage application. Somehow, there was quite some deception involved, and the construction company is shirking responsibility. Now it’s up to us (and our semi-detached neighbors) to find a suitable pump...