Not bad going this week
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unclutterRL has not been great, but I'm relieved to say that I've still managed to continue to move things into the leaving pile.
In
1 pedometer
Total of ins - 1
Outs
7 music CDs (charity shop)
1 pair of socks (bin)
3 books (given to sister)
1 candle thing (charity shop)
1 out of date book (bin)
1 puzzle book (done all the puzzles I’m going to so it’s time it went in the bin)
1 empty conditioner tub that I’d saved to store bits and pieces in – gave to friend who was collecting similar for putting glue in for the kids to use
17 work related periodicals (offering them to a couple of people to see if they want them)
4 unwanted bars of soap given to sister’s family
1 novelty mug and ornament
1 puzzle book (given to mom – she likes that kind of puzzle more than I do)
2 patchwork books (returned to owner with profuse apology!)
1 bag of old papers
2 box sets of Xena DVDs
1 box set of Jonathan Creek DVDs
2 box sets of LOST DVDs
3 containers of fabric conditioner (for some reason if I put it in my washer it jams up and overflows, so I’ve given it away rather than taking up space for any longer!)
40 children’s books
Total of outs - 89
Grand total - 263(previous total) - 1 (in) - 7 (next 7 days to Sunday) + 89 out = 344 out
One of the reasons I've been able to get rid of so many books is that I've decided that rather than try to sell the huge amount of accumulated children's books on www.greenmetropolis.com where I've had them listed for the last few years and very few have sold, I will give them to my sister and nephew as he is now reaching an age where he'd like them. Greenmetropolis has been great but over the years I've sold very few children's books and with increase postage costs, it's harder to make it worth while as I had reduced most of them. At least this way they've gone to an appreciative home.
In
1 pedometer
Total of ins - 1
Outs
7 music CDs (charity shop)
1 pair of socks (bin)
3 books (given to sister)
1 candle thing (charity shop)
1 out of date book (bin)
1 puzzle book (done all the puzzles I’m going to so it’s time it went in the bin)
1 empty conditioner tub that I’d saved to store bits and pieces in – gave to friend who was collecting similar for putting glue in for the kids to use
17 work related periodicals (offering them to a couple of people to see if they want them)
4 unwanted bars of soap given to sister’s family
1 novelty mug and ornament
1 puzzle book (given to mom – she likes that kind of puzzle more than I do)
2 patchwork books (returned to owner with profuse apology!)
1 bag of old papers
2 box sets of Xena DVDs
1 box set of Jonathan Creek DVDs
2 box sets of LOST DVDs
3 containers of fabric conditioner (for some reason if I put it in my washer it jams up and overflows, so I’ve given it away rather than taking up space for any longer!)
40 children’s books
Total of outs - 89
Grand total - 263(previous total) - 1 (in) - 7 (next 7 days to Sunday) + 89 out = 344 out
One of the reasons I've been able to get rid of so many books is that I've decided that rather than try to sell the huge amount of accumulated children's books on www.greenmetropolis.com where I've had them listed for the last few years and very few have sold, I will give them to my sister and nephew as he is now reaching an age where he'd like them. Greenmetropolis has been great but over the years I've sold very few children's books and with increase postage costs, it's harder to make it worth while as I had reduced most of them. At least this way they've gone to an appreciative home.
