Porches turn stuff into trash

[holyschist]

Lots of organizing going on, less net getting rid of stuff. STILL haven't got the fabric pile physically out of here. However, our porch now has nothing on it but bikes, and I have learned that the porch turns stuff into trash and therefore should remain empty. And other things have become much less disastrous.

Previous net: 273 out

Out:

1 book
1 broken hamper
1 clock/radio
1 cassette recorder
1 portable CD player
1 CD
1 recorder
1 pair pants
2 hats
1 small pile fabric (thetankisclean)
2 chests
1 pillow
4 bags trash from porch

Total out: 18

In:

1 piece of fabric
1 pair Irish hard shoes
Awesome new ergonomic pillow
Less awesome new ergonomic pillow
1 set sheets
2 books
1 pair pants
1 pair boots
1 dress
1 coat
1 Critter Keeper
1 pair stretch pants
1 pair tights
1 package socks

Total in: 15

Running total: 273 + (18-15) = 276

Comments

[peaceful_sands]

You're doing well there. Some things despite our best intentions are harder to get rid of in a 'good' way, not because we want to keep them but because getting them a new home isn't as straightforward as we might hope. I've just driven around with a box for one of the charity shops in the trunk of the car for almost two months - why? Because I couldn't stop close enough to carry it in because the 'unloading bay' was full every time I went past with delivery drivers who'd stopped for lunch! Still it went eventually.

[holyschist]

Well, the fabric I want to try to sell, because money. It's just a matter of figuring out where to go to sell it, as my original plan was derailed due to Drama.

[pinkadot89]

Good job! Getting organized is still progress. :D