One of the real strengths of these videos is your narration. Of course, your voice is a real asset, but I am more impressed with the quality of what you have to say. It is logical, thoughtful, and easy to understand. You explain without talking down to the audience. And you come across as confident and measured. My background is in education, and I see you as a born teacher. Good job!

I’m watching an autistic dude cleaning his garage and I’m taking notes on his life philosophy. I am so here for this.

"I'll deal with it later syndrome" combined with "it has potential syndrome" has made so much of my life harder in more ways than I can say. Thanks for teaching us to have compassion for ourselves and spinkicks for our stuff.

Sure are glad you decided to keep Jason!😂😂😂

I absolutely abhor “ why don’t you just … “ questions. I hear them most often about my depression and anxiety.

Really enjoyed watching this video, you have been the inspiration to get rid of 21 years of old paperwork. Burned and shredded 11 file boxes, condensing important papers down to 4 boxes, I feel that was a great accomplishment. Thanks for your videos. Be blessed.

The first 2 minutes and 11 seconds has already explained the depression spiral of How Could It Get Like This better than anyone I have ever heard.

My favorite part of these videos, aside from the cleanup, is the contrast of your deep voice followed by sped-up chipmunk conversations

When my elderly father was moving, his basement was full of boxes. They were all empty...I was so happy. Broke the boxes down in 30 min. I love the way that you deal with people in trouble and turn their life around.

I think I enjoy listening to you talk almost as much as watching you clean! "Petting your mother in-law's metaphorical moose" had me in stitches! You're sensible, compassionate, hard-working, hilarious. I hope your family really appreciates you!

I remember doing a clean-up at a place where I was volunteering, and somebody saying, "All this stuff could be used! It shouldn't go in a landfill." I said, "Better it go to a landfill than we turn this place into a landfill." There's a time to just throw stuff out.

For me, the key element in getting this done would be the hiring of the skip/dumpster. I know if I was paying a good few bucks to have that thing there for a couple of days and I had that deadline, I'm going to make sure to fill it as much as I can. I have mild to moderate hoarding tendencies and had become really stuck and things were getting bad and I was doing nothing to help. Last week, on a whim, I rang my local charity shop to see if they would come out to collect boxes of good quality china and pottery and they agreed to come less than a week later. I individually wrapped each item and ended up filling 14 really massive boxes and more smaller crates and they are now gone from my home. Had I not had that very close deadline I would never have managed it on my own and I thought it was going to kill me to let go of those things but I already feel lighter and know that I won't miss any of them. I held on to 7 very small items that I really cared about and got rid of hundreds. Make a collection appointment. Order a dumpster. Book help to come over. Put some kind of mild pressure or deadline on yourself and it is amazing how it can get your wheels in motion. Thanks Mac.

"When the pain or discomfort of keeping it the same, becomes greater than the pain or discomfort of making change, THEN the change will happen". We tend to deal with the biggest discomfort first.

We are finally dealing with all of our "later" piles and the stress lifted with each clear space is amazing

Worst thing for me is the "no one's gonna see it anyway" disease. Coupled with the "it's still good" mentality it makes for a one two punch of clutter in every corner and on every flat surface. I have been trying to let go of more things but man it's a tough cycle to break. Watching you helps a LOT. So, thanks man.

Your willingness to narrate your video postings take your site to a whole new wonderful level. I had just watched Jason's members only post and I kept waiting for a comment that gave information about where he was cleaning, etc. The information you gave about keeping items because of some imagined potential is the conversation my Husband and I have regarding items that have BUILT UP in our basement. I hope I can get my Husband to watch this particular video because he is beginning to be able to hear these kind of practical positions. Again, thank you so much for your willingness to share, its what will get you to 1 million subscribers (and then some).

Great job, Mack! My hubby is a perfectionist and he is a firm believer in clear plastic storage bins, a magic marker and industrial shelving. Electrical has a bin, plumbing has a bin, paint supplies, etc. all are marked on the end with what kind of contents and put on the shelf. Heavier bins go on the bottom shelves. It works really well for us and I’d be happy to send a starter set, if you will, to get that going for you. Shoot, I’ll even come put it together for you to free up your time! Love your videos, Mack. Your talks about depression makes so much sense to me and has helped me through many a “moment”. Thank you so much! God bless you and your family.

I live in a town where the Tip or Dump set up a second hand shop. They clean and refurbish a lot of things to sell back cheap to people. It's such a good way to recycle and keep the environment free and to reduce gas emmission on destroying it.

You and your channel are a great remedy for depression! 😅 Can't tell you how many times after watching your videos, I feel uplifted and grateful. Somehow, seeing you and Jason do what you do to help others who can not do the work themselves, just makes me feel less overwhelmed by the cray cray of the world. And not to get all woo woo, it's just that whatever you do for the residents of all these homes, also has a positive impact on your viewers. Hard to put into words, best i can say is,"Wow, that guy is awesome!"

Love the Deadpool mural. I would come over to steal it from you, but I would be too tired after swimming across the Pacific Ocean from Australia and running across country to your house to fight you then, swim the wall back again afterwards. 😂😂😂

In 1880, English textile designer William Morris said "have nothing in your houses that you do not know to be useful or beautiful"

I have a cat named Archer. I bought a house six months ago and gave myself some grace about getting rid of boxes. I wasn't using my living room so they ended up there. After a while I no longer even saw them -- they were just part of the scenery. Then I realized Grace wasn't pulling her weight so I dragged them the whole 20 steps to the recycle bin. Now I try not to put boxes in the living room and get things out to the recycle bin as soon as they come in, so much so that I have opened boxes at the curb and dumped the box in the bin right there. (I don't have a garage -- or a yard, for that matter. Just a house and cardboard boxes.)

I need you to understand how your advice has directly affected my life. Over the past year, I've had to grieve the loss of two family members and a childhood friend. Spent months cleaning out one of the relatives' houses on the weekends. As you can imagine, my own house paid the price, and I'm just now getting my butt in gear to deal with it all. This is the first time I've done a cleanup without beating myself up over it first. I'm taking regular breaks and focusing on small areas, and I'm stupidly happy to see my place getting tidy again. THANK YOU!!!

I didn't realize how much I missed the cleaning chipmunks!!! Emily looks good, I hope she feels that good!! I feel better just seeing you do all that!!!

WhoopWhoop! So excited to have a video tonight! Thank you. Hope Emily is doing well.❤️

Thank you for being so candid about your own life and how even for you things sometimes pile up. You're so relatable. Also, I hope Emily is doing well. =)

I always full out belly laugh at least a few times in your videos (“that’s where we found my oldest son Jason”), such a great mix of humor and wisdom ❤

With a broken back (broke my T8&T9) O am trying to clean up my nightmare basement because it's really bad and I basically have no help at all. I have to mental motivation, it's the physical part I'm having difficulty with. You guys are all awesome, hope the wife is doing better! ❤

Love the drawings on your garage wall!

Every flat surface in my room is piled with papers, pictures, cards and well, you name it. I finally sorted and cleaned off my desk so I could get the quarterly taxes done which was two weeks late because, you know why. I found a greeting card that hadn't been open. Just had the letter 'T' on it. I opened it up and found that it was a Christmas card to my daughter, Taylor from my Dad from his last Christmas. It had a crisp $100.00 bill in it. She'll be happy to get it when I see her next. Long story, but relevant.😉

If you ever have to stop cleaning, you could make audiobooks! Your voice is very pleasant to listen to and very easy to understand.

Love seeing Dakota at the kitchen door checking on you ♥️

I love the relationship you have with Jason. It’s pretty awesome.

I went through this when my elderly parents passed away in 2022. They had accumulated so much stuff in the 63 years they lived there. It motivated me to get my own home organized.

You have the best personality on utube. I enjoy you and your family. You inspire me to clean and organize.

I'm a throw it away person, hubby is a keeper. A few years ago I said "I wish I had a ......" (forgot what), he went into his shop and came back with the item I had thrown away. He had removed it from the trash and kept it. So, now I just hand the stuff to him and he can decide what to do with it and as long as it's out of my sight I'm okay with that. Great Job!!

I love the momentum of cleaning, because every little bit of effort you put in makes everything else go smoother and faster and it picks up pace as you get close to the end.

What I like about your videos are 1. No music 2. No overblown drama. Just clean, sort, and done.

The way you describe how to clean is exactly how I've always cleaned!!! My family always asked me how i ended up with a bigger mess when I'm in the middle of cleaning/decluttering my room. I'm just making piles of my stuff! When I'm done its all nice and organized and my room looks nicer than anyone else's in the house lol

Your narrations make literally anything interesting 😂 I think this is the 3rd garage clean out I’ve watched on your channel and I’ve enjoyed each one ❤❤👊

Watching that was difficult for my ADHD brain to process but was very motivational I am currently trying to clear my child hood family home and dealing with the memories is a huge hurdle.

"For a guy, the look of a new organized toolbox is one of the greatest things in the world." I was today years old when I realized that I'm a guy! 😅😂

Glad your lady is up and around! Hope the recovery is as comfortable as possible!

That was a fantastic job completed. The cars can finally go back in. Thanks for talking about the potential of stuff that’s one of my big issues. It must drive you demented having to explain every time why you can’t donate, put stuff on kerbside, garage sale, etc but I do appreciate the reminder of how fortunate I am to be only 10 miles from charity shops and 15 from recycling centre. Glad you kept Jason in the find. Delighted to see Emily up and about. Hope she’s well on the road to recovery. Have a great week. Mary, Joes wife 👏👍💪🙏💐🦮

In love how you’re honest about mess and clutter being a part of everyone’s lives, even if it’s not at the level of hoarding. Many in your shoes would be tempted to appear to be perfect and never share their own messes, it’s very human and refreshing!

I'm almost 68 and still working (because I have to). On days that I'm not working, I watch your videos and feel like I've done the work myself😄. Keeps me from feeling lazy. I truly benefit from your advice and attitude towards cleaning/life. Thanku. I had a cleaning business when I was younger and stronger and loved it

Great tips on dealing with "I'll do it later" syndrome. So important to recognize potential vs reality. Also nice seeing family working together - say hi to Emily! Always good watching you motivate others to conquer clutter.🙏🏻

Love the art on the garage wall!!

I've watched this twice.. Just such great narration and tips. REALLY helps. Momma died last Mother's Day & my Birthday (day before actually), and we needed to move from where we were into her house (46 years for her household and 11 for ours.) So all our stuff is stashed in the garage and in every room of the house. We've been tryin to combine, donate or sell stuff like crazy, since there are more options her), but we're STILL overwhelmed with stuff. So listening to your tips and reasonings really motivate to Purge.. Thanks for all you're doin! Love from Bigfoot Country! 💛🖤💛

Our son was helping clean out some “stuff” and I noticed him doing the symmetrical stacking thing. He hardly ever cleaned anything when at home so I guess his wife taught him. Or maybe engineering school? I was hedging on whether to put something in the dump (we are in a rural area that has an attendant that is a pain in the butt). It wasn’t dangerous. I was trying to be “considerate.” He said Mom, put in in a black bag. Tie it up and toss it. Wise words. Thanks for some great tips and inspiration.

So glad that you all get along and are a team. I am dealing with ex in law issues that seriously bothers me and is getting criminal even. You have a blended family and everyone respect each other. So nice to see.

I guess i do have one good habit. I break down all the boxes. It doesn't matter if it goes in the trash or I'm keeping it. Large or small. Cardboard or paper. Looking at your pile there is why I call it a good thing. Now if my boxes wound up like yours, I wonder if I would even attempt to take care of it. My love to ya. You have a lot more drive than I do. I edited because i forgot to say - GOOD JOB MAN!

How does watching people collapse their empty cardboard box mountain help, when you also have an empty cardboard box mountain that you're not dealing with - because you're happier watching others deal with theirs. And there it is - your channel makes me feel happier. Plus I feel a lot less grotesque and isolated by my poor mental health and my empty cardboard box mountain, so huge 'thanks'. Good to see Emily up and about post op 👍🏼 ❤

I totally relate to the "I'll deal with it later". The number of boxes must be even crazier when you run a business. I know that this is totally unrelated, but if you're able to remove stickers and tape, those boxes are an excellent addition to the garden. They help block weeds if you leave them whole or in big pieces. If you tear them up and throw kitchen scraps with them, it makes a wonderful compost. They need to be just brown cardboard or very minimal color & not glossy. It's a great way to get rid of all the extra boxes, it's good for the environment & helps your garden at the same time.

Good thing for the spin kick classes. You spin kicked that stiff out of the garage real fast.

Just got off of work, and felt motivated to clean, as I too have “I’ll deal with it later” syndrome with my borderline adhd. So happy to see a new video, as your videos help me stay on track while I clean my house. Thanks for being my “cleaning buddy”!

I have watched enough of your videos that I can say: you have a very beautiful way of seeing the world and the people in it ❤ I love that someone has the energy, patience and resilience to explain these misunderstood things to the internet 😌 I will now raise my hat to you wise man 👒

Thats such a big difference. 😮 Im always impressed with your work. 🤯

The old entertainment center used as a paint storage cubby.. is FANTASTIC 👏🏻🤩

Glad to see your wife up and feeling better!! Love when y'all post!! Your son is such a hard worker it's very clear he was taught a great work ethic!!

!!!Thanks for another bit of Midwest Magic!!! A couple of tips people might find useful is as follows: First thing each morning do one short job (5 or 10 mins) that does not require any decision making - as a result you get the dopamine hit easily that sets a pattern for the rest of the day ( brian says 'lets do that again!'). Also you can make a job easier to start if you set it up before hand ( i.e. the evening before or such like) - e.g. if you have a case full of clothes you need to sort through, get it out from the back of the cupboard the night before and put it somewhere where it is easy to access so having to 'shift stuff' does not get in the way of starting the job.

My basement is full of "I'll deal with it later syndrome." I have enough boxes to build a house with. All broke down and ready for the recycle bin and I still don't take them out. 😂 A dumpster will be headed our way soon and I cannot wait. It feels so good to declutter! Thank you for sharing. 🥰

The potentiality vs usefulness discussion really hit me. There are several things that I've been keeping because they are good rather than because they are useful. I might need to have a yard sale when the weather warms up.

Great cleanup! Now Beans has even more room to half-attempt escape with.

Your comments on letting go of things that “have potential” really helps me. I tend to do this but feel so much lighter and happier when the clutter is gone. Thanks for this!❤

Why don't you just give yourselves a pat on the back for all the hard work and effort you put in. HA! got ya! Real talk your channel has been a huge inspiration and has taught me so much about helping declutter and keep decluttered, you give me motivation, hope and a laugh along the way. 1million gold plaque let's go!

What a welcome sight to see a video on your channel today-and it was AWESOME. One of my favorite kind of transformations. And it must have felt great to just chuck stuff in a dumpster. I understand that due to where you live, it isn’t feasible to get rid of it any other way. And sometimes even if you do have another way, you just need to get the stuff OUT. Thanks for another realistic clean out.

lol, poor Jason. so glad you found him under that pile....

Love the commentary and cleanup. I chuckled when I saw the fish tank. We just donated a 50gallon to Salvation Army....and many other items. Then we went through all paperwork, cards, and kids school projects. Not counting hundreds of photos. My shredder ran all week. Organized the basement. My driving force was one of my younger sisters. We did one project at a time until it was done. It would have taken me forever. This happened over the course of two weeks. What a burden off my shoulders. My husband is going through all his stuff too. When the weather warms up it will be clean out the garage time. ❤

New subscriber here, as valuable as the video is, the commentary is equally valuable. I am seeing why I bring things in and drop them in the garage and they never make it into the house or into the trash. It's like a huge neglected transfer point. Now I see what's happening and I can start to resolve the issue, thanks so much!

I'm pretty tidy and organized as a rule, but I have watched your videos and added your approach to my routine and mentally gridded off wherever I am cleaning and give my attention to that area. It's not mental stress but physical challenges so I give myself little timed rests but I clean each part of the grid before I rest so I stay on task. It takes me a long time to do simpler tasks but I get it done on a little schedule.

I just cannot get enough of your videos! You do an absolute phenomenal job with cleaning, and keeping things organized! I am so ready to watch the next hoarder house cleaning video or episode!

This video has strangely brought me more reassurance and motivation than anything else to keep going to deal with my stuff and not give up.

This is awesome! I have just rented a dumpster yesterday to clean out my inherited hoarder house garage and surrounding garbage. What a coincidence to find this video of yours today. You rock! So encouraging.😊

Holy crap! That was a super satisfying transformation. Well done! 👏🏼

Oh lord, you just described my life! "I'll deal with it later", mounts up to overwhelming "where do I start?" I have been taking stuff to charity shops, but it is only a miniscule amount. I have stuff from my parents, stuff belonging to both my sons and loads of stuff I have to keep for another 2 years by law from my company that has now closed. I just wish I was young enough to do a spin kick. Keep at it Mack.

I did the garage purge 10 years ago. Hired 2 young fellas and they backed in with their trailer. I sat at the garage door and said 'keep or toss' at anything that came out. They took 2 trailer loads out and I had a very small pile of keep. They put up insulation and paneling (from previous remodel) and closed in the walls. I had a new garage to organize and make into my space. Husband had passed and no children so it was all my space now.

Hi Mack & Jason.....Boy do I suffer from.... 'I'll deal with it later syndrome' at times. I've gotten way better since I've gotten older { and older } but it still hits once in a while. With help from a friend, I recently de-cluttered and organized a huge room in our basement which had become a throw all. I did donate what was 'easily' donated but huge amounts went into a dumpster so I can relate to all the sensible reasons you gave for not donating. I just wanted it finally gone. There are people in our city who dumpster pick so that eased my conscious a whole lot. What a great job and a shout out to Jason who was a huge help. Also nice to see dear Emily up and about. Love & Prayers to all of You. Fondly, Dorothy.

For this woman, the look of a brand new organised tool box is one of the greatest things in the world.

I just wanted to say that I know how attached we become to our 'stuff' and how incredibly hard it can be to even think about getting rid of it. I wouldn't be here, subscribed to this channel if I didn't have a big problem. I have been drowning in it more and more over the years. But recently a woman I knew who was a compulsive hoarder all her life, passed away, and her husband has also passed so her two adult children are now tasked with the mammoth job of clearing out that house which is going to cost them thousands of Euros/dollars in dumpster fees and paying for help to get rid of these mountains of things that this poor lady didn't even know she had as well as the damage they caused to the structure of the home. I have one 17 year old daughter who will eventually inherit my home and after I heard what happened to this other family, I owe it both to myself and my daughter not to leave things as they are and that has finally got me motivated and started on my clean up and clear out. I have a huge Oak dresser in my kitchen which is overflowing with things and one day for fun I asked my daughter, 'If I was gone and you had to clean up that dresser, how many of the things there would you keep?' She took a good look and said 'four' and they were four things she had bought for me lol. I have so often over the years held on to something I think is precious because I think my daughter will love it just as much as I do one day. It is just self-fooling BS and a reason to justify holding on to things. I have a few things that my late mother gave me that I love but nothing compares to the mountain of memories I have of her, nothing does. And the time does come when you have to ask yourself, what do I love more, my family and myself or the 'stuff'. It should be a no brainer but sadly it isn't always until the time is right for you. But it is a question I think we all need to keep in our mind because some day it may be the question that gets you started on making the changes you wish for so much. Very importantly though, don't turn it into another guilt trip that you start beating yourself up about. That's not going to help. It is simply a suggestion of how we can think of a bigger picture and how that might help to motivate us. And the biggest tip of all is that if you are thinking of getting started, watch these videos and listen to Mac who repeatedly tells us to break things down into small steps and tackle these small steps one at a time. They really do all add up into something significant over time. I can truly attest to that and that Mac got me started from doing absolutely nothing for years into now having two major rooms fully cleared of clutter with a good bit still to do but I just keep doing those small steps every day no matter what AND I have ADHD too and chronic back and leg pain so if I can do this, truly, just about anyone can.

I have been so depressed since my father passed in 2022. I have watched this video at least 20 times in an attempt to motivate me. Yesterday I started cleaning and I wanted to quit. Then I heard you say, "this is my house and im not allowing the clutter to push me out of my home." I kept going because of you. Thank you so much

I don’t have a lot of space given the moose sanctuary in my apartment 🫎🤗 but when I’m feeling good, I get the garbage and recycling out regularly. The amount of stuff that builds up is a good indicator for me as to my mental health. Sometimes, it takes looking at the amount that has accumulated for me to realize it’s time to evaluate how I’m feeling and what I need to do to take care of myself. Wishing everyone out there good health. 😀

Final pictures of Dakota with a declutterred, clean & functional garage are soul soothing. It made the $800 crate worth it because you can enjoy your space as a family again. Watching this also helped me tackle the deal-with-it-later recycling pile. It happens to us all ~ thank you for addressing these pertinent issues in your videos, Mack. Glad you’re feeling much better. ✨🤗💙🩵 We’re journeying with you all the way. ✨🫶

Thank you for removing those white sliding doors to your tool room. They needed to go. Was very happy to see you take them off and junk them! Congrats. All your hard work pays off and your place looks great when you get done.

This was the inspiration I needed to start back de cluttering. But a little at the time, because it's easy to get overwhelmed. Hope your Emily is feeling better each day. Thank you for this video. Looked really great. Have a great weekend family!!

I did a huge decluttering in my house almost ten years ago. Almost all of my stuff I gave away or it was going to a thrift store. I didn't had the energy or mood to sell it. I wanted the stuff out of my house as quickly as possible. It is so annoying to deal with your stuff for days, weeks or even months any longer when you only want to get rid of it. I moved 4 months ago to a smaller home. And I did it the same way. I drives me crazy when stuff stands in the way. I wanted to get my new house organized as soon as possible. Your garage looks so much better now! Well done. Irma from the Netherlands.

During the Pandemic I used the Maria Kondo method. I got rid of so much stuff. It was a lot of good things and I donated to our Vet thrift store. I completely remodeled my furnace room into a Meditation room. I had a friend help me with my garage. I bought rolling stainless steel shelves. I love my tool system. It has made an amazing change in my life. I want to go through everything again. Lots of work, but I am 72 and don't want my son left with a crazy amount of crap to go through. I kept what I loved and donated the rest.

It's always amazing to hear people talk about how they don't have recycling in their area 'cause where I live (Belgium), there are literally 4 different trashcans: plastic and tins, paper and cardboard, compost, and general household waste. It's a whole thing. You don't throw your empty butter tub in the trash, you throw it in the plastics bin, the potato peels go in the compost, paper bags go in the paper trash, and so on. Additionally, we have other types of recycling that you have to turn in yourself like glass, batteries and electronics, yard waste, and other special things. I can't even imagine what it must be like to just throw everything in one big container.

Happy to see Emily up and about. Nice seeing Dakota check in to see how progress was going. Funniest was watching you go to dumpster and just chucking stuff in. Jason really has it going on though. A wheel barrel full at a time. 👍👍 Wishing you all well.

That’s not a garage, that’s a whole studio apartment. Lol It looks good all cleaned up.

What you said about donations is so true- I though the same watching but realized that plant stand looked good from the camera shot of 12 ft but was prob kinda crappy close up. Alot of my friends ask me why I don't sell my clothes online- and the answer is I don't want to spend the time- I just want it out of my house. So glad you are organizing your space the way you like it. Inspired me to clean out my garden shed when the weather gets nicer. Great vid !!!

When we moved into our current home about 25 years ago, I told my husband that we could store things in the huge basement double car garage but both cars had to fit in there all the time. So far that has been the case. We have decluttered the garage several times over the years and it needs it again now. LOL But the cars still fit into the garage. We can only store what can fit with both cars parked inside the garage.

Can we talk about how amazing that mural is? Did you, Emily, or one of the kids do that? I absolutely love it.

I had to retrain my brain to let go of "potential" items. I saw your clothing rack and I was like "I want that. That's a nice item." I literally have NO need for it. I don't even have enough clothes to fill up my closet. My parent's raised me to keep stuff "just in case." It's taken years to break that habit in my brain.

i love your family so much, love your humor and your guys relationship. i relate with your wife on keeping things that are like useful but not to me in this current time. but i keep it because it MIGHT in the future...im 27 weeks pregnant and ive been organizing and investing time into getting rid of things that serve me no purpose. its been rejuvenating!!

Yeah! You're back! That must mean things are going well!?!! 😊❤

I guess I'm the weird one then because i always break down Amazon boxes right after opening them and throw them away. So i never have and build up anywhere. I always put everything up after i use it so i never have a big mess to clean up. I will rearrange the garage every 2-3 years, but that's just the shelves in there that i straighten. Then, if i haven't used it in the last year, i toss it or take it to the thrift store. I do that throughout the house. At 57, i always have extra room in my closets. They are never full, and i never have big messes to clean up. I'm just weird that way. I also have a small house and small, one car or no car garage so it's necessary to keep it all organized. I did used to have a cleaning and organizing business. It's just natural for me. Thanks for all your videos.

Just loved that Spin Kick in the beginning. I'm still laughing. Thank you for the funny.

It was great to see Emily up and about. Of course Jason had to show up to help since he’s the best!

Pitting everything in a dumpster is good when time matters and even better when we learn from it and learn not to let things build up again. Thos is my experience. My own declutter many years ago shocked me so much ill never let things pile up like that again❤😊