The Parent Trap
from Genteel Poverty Hosted by Dean & Hughes
This is the real parent trap: what are you going to do with all the stuff they have when they are gone? In this episode, we talk about navigating the logistics and guilt associated with deciding what to keep of our parents' collections.
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