Radio Paradise

[zyzyly]

One of the first things I had to do when we were planning to move was clean up my retreat room. It is right off the living room, and one of the first places prospective buyers would see. You may recall the "before" and "after" pictures.

I ended up putting most of the stuff in boxes (after tossing about 5 big bags of "trash"). This included all but a handful of my vinyl records, CDs, and tapes. Some of the boxes went to the in-law's, and the rest went into the guest room, where they remain stacked against a wall.

This was supposed to be about an internet radio station I found after boxing up all my music. Radio Paradise--very eclectic, very good.

http://www.radioparadise.com

Check it out.

But now I'm thinking about all my stuff, which started out as background for my radio post, and moved to the forefront of my thoughts.

We aren't moving, so I guess I could put it all back. But I don't think I will. I want to simplify. I started thinking about this when I was packing books, and wrote the post about which ones I should keep. I ended up keeping all of them, but feeling dissatisfied with that solution.

And now I don't want to think about it anymore. haha--I'm such a doofus.

Comments

[zhenzhi.livejournal.com]

letting go is a challenge isn't it. :-) it's good in a way, you can see how it is without the books a while. you can make a choice like that anytime eh?
that station looks good, i'm going to check it out. xo

Word of Caution

[idasusan.livejournal.com]

Be careful where you store stuff that you may want to go back to. It can get rank smelling in the wrong environment. Humidity during the winter can ruin books and records...just thought you'd like to know.