Fortunately, Mom and Dad did not have a lot of stuff as they had sold the little farm some years before and bought two acres with a singlewide on it. Prior to moving from the farm, they sold a lot of the furniture in the house without telling me, several pieces of which I dearly wanted. I only have one sister and we have always got along well, so when it came time to divide things, there was no argument, even though I let her have some things that I really wanted. One word of advice, though,to those who find themselves in this situation. When sorting through furniture, clothing, or whatever, BE SURE AND LOOK EVERYWHERE! Check pockets on clothing, check inside books, old wallets and handbags. People tend to hide valuables in all kinds of places. My wife was at an auction one time, and someone bought one of those "dollar boxes" that had a handbag or two in it. When they opened it, one of the handbags had about two hundred dollars in it! A few years ago, I bid off a box of mixed stuff which had an old case for eyeglasses in it, when I opened it, there were five brand new, with consecutive numbers, twenty dollar bills! After we divided Mom and Dad's stuff, I was going through a box one night and picked up a plastic bag with some papers in it, amongst the papers was a twenty dollar bill. So, be sure and look before you sell or give anything away, or you may "shortchange" yourself.
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