things i don't know what to do with in the move...

[Glorious Amok]

- dress mannequin, hot air popcorn popper, extra long computer desk.

- excercise ball, lavender in colour.

- antique men's bedroom bureau, in need of repair.

- shoe racks, welcome mats, boots that don't fit, excessive selection of winter hats, mitts, and coats.

- pre-1940's cabinet style record player, no functioning power source, good for holding up plants. collection of 78 rpm records.

- kitchen table, quality homemade woodworking by some guy somewhere, i paid $100.

- 2 green metal & upholstery chairs. looks like the kind Kerouac might've sat in.

- kitchen plates, pots, cutting boards, mini metal colander, blender, toaster, coffee bodem, big heavy glass sunflower bowl (expensive, wedding gift), washed out blue-black olive oil bottles, reusable for vases or impromptu salad dressings or something.

- silver plant table, hardwood. blue plant table, softwood. vintage looking.

- children's old fashioned wraparound schooldesk & two corresponding chairs, also good for holding up plants.

- excess of jogging clothes, dance class clothes, maybe winter clothes too?

- empty wine bottles, drunk with lovers and without, tupperware, new green plaid dischclothes, old shabby purple ones.

- 1 extra large faux-leopard skin funfur oven mitt. this i might keep.

- too many bathtowels, choose 2 of 1 colour!

- 20 purple handtowels, handily rolled up into purple wicker basket, kept beside the bed.

- cheap 80's cameras, naked lady figurines, vases, candleholders, potpourri burners, novice witchcraft supplies, spice rack.

- stained glass supplies & resulting multiple pieces of stained glass.

- blue and gold damask print curtains, brought home from japan.

- bathroom wicker shelf, kitchen wicker shelf, curvy metal cd holder.

- telephone, digital, chordless, black.

- faery statues, several.

- twistable, interlocking hot roller system for curling hair. hot pink and lime green in colour.

[judih]

i say: keep the stuff you love
and ditch the rest.

used wine bottles can go.
vintage furniture i'd keep if possible, or lend to friend with a 'one-day' understanding - even if that day never comes.

clothes - bye, bye
excessive winter hats - see ya

faux-leopard isn't on this list, so just wear it while getting rid of the stuff you don't need.

That 20 towel collection sounds like a great gift for someone - or someplace like an orphanage, dorm,....

[hester_prynne]

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[YABYUM]

"you should know how to get possesion of your own vessel in sanctification and honor"--Paul Doe--1 Thessalonians 4:4

So with those long lasting words, I can only add this:

If it plays, or has played music, keep it.
If it is in any way related to all definitions of the word "MUSIC",
don't throw it out. I agree with Judih 'one day understanding' sounds fair. If that's not a possibility, send those records, postage paid (of course) to the west coast.




every stain from a memory spilled
somewhere
where? just behind.
tattered
possible tears
good knee stains
ugly moments remain within those pieces, missing from the plates