Spent yesterday, and Saturday for that matter, just picking stuff up ahead of staying snow. It's amazing the amount of "stuff" that ends up someplace it can't stay at around here. Cleaned out the side of the garage my wife like to park in in the winter. That required me cleaning off the accumulated stuff on the shelving I stupidly put nearby. The shelving has become a magnet for anything anyone in my family thinks is too heavy to carry to where it actually belongs. It was supposed to be for oil filters, headlights, windshield wash fluid and other auto related stuff. It ended up holding fishing rods, plant food and fertilizer, kite string, coloring books, flip flops, half finished soda bottles, etc. I also moved a load of lumber and sheet rock cut offs. Never thought I'd see the day I'd hem and haw over keeping or tossing a 2x3 foot hunka sheet rock, but that stuff is crazy expensive these days for what it is. Found a whole lotta metal on the other side of the space that got cataloged, so to speak, and moved to better location. Got rid of a lot of junk that I must have thought I might have a use for someday, but if "someday" hasn't shown up over 20 years, it probably isn't going to get here at all. I did manage to find the rear set of tire chains for the Willys I've been looking for and got enough crap moved/tossed that I can actually get to my shaper and the cabinet that I was supposed to be storing my air tools in. Found my air hammer too! Thats good since I was under the impression I either never had one and my mind was going or some really desperate person had stolen it. I also managed to fix 2 more chainsaws, pick up a mess of tools I know I never moved from where they were supposed to be and found a mess of other stuff I'd forgotten I even owned. Cleaned/put away an amazing amount of stuff that had accumulated in the yard over the summer repair season, and got the lawn tractors an a couple vehicles moved to a better spots. Wish I had a shed to put them in. I still have some floor jacks to move and a steel table that weighs a few hundred lbs to get out of the way for snow plowing, but we're getting there. Meanwhile, our snow has melted and everything is MUD.