I was hoping to find what the Bible refers to as “hidden
treasures of darkness.” The property we bought included a run-down mobile home and a
metal shed. Both very dark and both packed, I say packed (some boxes since
1999) with the left-behinds of what was once a family. Or maybe it was several
families—siblings who used the place to store the mementos of a former life.
Showing posts with label things we leave behind. Show all posts
Showing posts with label things we leave behind. Show all posts
Tuesday, February 23, 2016
The fixer-upper saga continues: The things we leave behind
I was hoping to find what the Bible refers to as “hidden
treasures of darkness.” The property we bought included a run-down mobile home and a
metal shed. Both very dark and both packed, I say packed (some boxes since
1999) with the left-behinds of what was once a family. Or maybe it was several
families—siblings who used the place to store the mementos of a former life.
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