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Sorted on the carport. Tidied some stuff found 20 batteries for recycling, binned broken mop bucket and a load of plastic for recycling. Cleaned and cleared kitchen window sill and fridge. pulled out bedside cabinet, hovered cobwebs behind . Also pulled out half finished cross stitch, sorted it thrown out cardboard and plastic bags. Now left with cross stitch itself , chart, threads and scissors. I will complete the cross stitch.0
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this week got rid of caravan, curtains, cushion,s net curtains, cups ,plates, shoes, coat hangers, pillow cases , pj's, storage boxes and a trailer. feels good0
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9 sacks of things taken to the charity shop, a sign on the door read "Sorry we cannot take any more donations at the moment" panic ! stopped panicking and took it all to a local animal charity instead the girl there said they'd had loads of stuff this week but took all mine anyway. phew. everyone must be having a good clear out.0
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oldtractor wrote: »9 sacks of things taken to the charity shop, a sign on the door read "Sorry we cannot take any more donations at the moment" panic ! stopped panicking and took it all to a local animal charity instead the girl there said they'd had loads of stuff this week but took all mine anyway. phew. everyone must be having a good clear out.
You just made my heart stop there for a moment oldtractor! :rotfl:
We have at least 4 large shopping bags of stuff to take to a charity shop tomorrow morning.
Luckily once you go into the town centre here where i live there are about 4 or 5 charity shops within the immediate vicinity, so if one isn't taking donations right now, I'm sure the other 4 will0 -
purplevamp wrote: »It's been a long time since I last posted. I've been really slack
37) Scraps of card
38) Old Xmas card
39) Hairband that has lost its elasticity
40) Vouchers exp June 2011!!!
41) Appointment card from 2011
42) Ticket stubs
42) Receipts
43) Dried up felt tip pen with no lid
44) Leaflets
45) Out of date bus timetable mag
46) Lots and lots of name & addresses torn from envelopes ~ shredded
47) Black-ish bananas (banana cake x 2 )
I have been keeping on top of the post as it comes in each day, which I have found useful.
Only 1,970 more things to go :rotfl:
I've had the whole week off work, back next Weds, I've done hardly any sorting out/clearing up but I have had a really busy week: Musical in London, day trip to Marwell and DS1 birthday lunch. In that time I have got rid of:-
48) Hair root touch-up hairspray sample (I will probably buy it again)
49-50) ebay sales
51-52) Amazon sales
53) Broken and crumbling sock hanger/direr/airer (whatever it's called :rotfl:)
My tumble dryer has also decided to break on me, so a new one is coming on Saturday. That is the 3rd appliance that has broken down since the end of October. :mad: Anyway, there's a lot of crap around it and on top of it so will hopefully find lots of things to get rid of.
One of the ebay items I thought was in a pile of things to sell wasn't. I spent the next hour searching my bedroom, eventually found it next to the computer... Then one of the Amazon sales was a book that also took me nearly an hour to find. I have a system for my Amazon sales but it only works when I know where everything is. I've still got 50 things that are MIA.Mortgage: Was: £154,495 Oct 2039Now: £92,275.21 Jul 2037Swagbucks ~ £100 (2023 ~ £355)Surveys ~ £79.56 (2023 ~ £344.20)Make £2024 in 2024 #35 ~ £246.61 ~ (2023 ~ £2,224.70)0 -
Had a busy day out with the family today,but am pleased with the little bit of paper decluttering I got done tonight.Some papers put out for recycling,others set aside for filing ( now there is a nightmare job coming my way-sorting out my filing cabinet for the first time in a few years :eek:).Found a few things to donate when I next go to charity shop-will list then.
But I do think tonight's paper clearout is worth a count,so:
274:papers declutteredSPC #36 :staradminx 8.SPC7=£751.10 SPC8=£651.04 SPC9=£843.00 SPC10=£872.76
Pinecone £301,Valued Opinions £10.500 -
Me: What's this lead for?
Hubby : It's the US lead for the slow-cooker
Me: Bin!
Hubby : Well, I was thinking we should keep it...
Me: Are we moving to the US any time soon? BIN!
62 Useless lead for slow cooker :-)0 -
Ginmonster wrote: »Me: What's this lead for?
Hubby : It's the US lead for the slow-cooker
Me: Bin!
Hubby : Well, I was thinking we should keep it...
Me: Are we moving to the US any time soon? BIN!
62 Useless lead for slow cooker :-)
Oh dear Ginmaster - you got a good one there! Made me laugh though.
Well I'm just about to embark on a three room re-carpeting. Two bedrooms and a double lounge. So by Tuesday I need to have completely cleared one of the bedrooms and removed the old carpet. Wish me luck! I do not want to put everything back for I should be in for some serious decluttering over the weekend and then I'll be on a rolling programme to clear the other rooms.
I need to take a lie down!0 -
Took a bag of stuff to charity shop this morning:
275:doll's bath
276:doll's potty
277:kid's jeans
278-279:kid's jumpers
280:spinning top toy thingy
281:maze toy
282:tiny playing cards
283-284:kids t-shirt
285:winnie the pooh card game
When I was at the shop,it was nice to see alot of the books I had donated last week,on the shelves.Sometimmes I do worry that shops just ditch the stuff that gets donated,so nice to see it being used.
Need to go to work for a couple of hours now,but hopefully get more decluttering done tonight,and definitely over the weekend.SPC #36 :staradminx 8.SPC7=£751.10 SPC8=£651.04 SPC9=£843.00 SPC10=£872.76
Pinecone £301,Valued Opinions £10.500 -
Saver-upper wrote: »Took a bag of stuff to charity shop this morning:
When I was at the shop,it was nice to see alot of the books I had donated last week,on the shelves.Sometimmes I do worry
that shops just ditch the stuff that gets donated,so nice to see it being used.
Need to go to work for a couple of hours now,but hopefully get more decluttering done tonight,and definitely over the weekend.
I know what you mean Saver-Upper. I got a bit of a thrill when I saw a model in the shop window wearing one of my dresses. It was a classic black velvet cocktail dress. I loved wearing it the few times I did and I kept it in tissue paper - sadly I'm three sizes bigger now. But it was a lovely thought that someone would get a real bargain.
Here's my update:
417 – Candle holder CS
418 – Top CS
419 – Vintage shoes – Ebay
422 – 3 books Ebay
425 – 3 make-up items CS
427 – 2 LPs
429 – 2 Trousers CS
431 – 2 Tops CS
432 – Puzzle CS
435 – 3 old medicines
436 – Old gilet – bin
440 - 3 old bras – bin
444 - 4 old socks – bin
445 – pair of pants – bin
446 -Silk bag CS
447 - Teddy bear teapot CS
448 - Shell ornament CS
449 – Book CS
450 - Card organiser CS
Where does all this stuff come from?
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