Donating

Here's a list of the weird stuff I have been pulling out of my closets the last couple days in an attempt to get rid of exactly this kind of randomness.

-590 piece, 3-D puzzle of the Tower Bridge of London

-Crayola clothes decorating kit: when I pulled it out, Kelly said I must have had a lot of fun with it back in the day, but given the fact that the bag of rhinestone "jewels" is unopened, and the fact that I don't recall ever having a collection of puffy painted clothes, apparently I never participated in the joys of t-shirt making, Crayola-style.

-Untouched "Artist Touch" Oil Paint by Numbers kit: the scene is a covered bridge over what I assume must be a bubbling stream, replete with paddling mallards. Ah, what pastoral loveliness I missed out on.

-Whole reams of wide-rule notebook paper.

-Chip/dip combo plastic tupperware container: why was this in my dirty laundry basket? Why?

-Large light-up globe: dating from the 1980s sometime; the northern part of Eurasia is labeled "Union of Soviet Socialist Republics" and Germany is still divided. I kid you not.

Ah, the memories. Memories that I will now DESTROY FOREVER as I drop off this overabundance of randomness at the Wayzata Community Church Rummage Sale. Unless anyone wants to take this stuff off my hands... the light-up globe? Pretty sure that's a high quality collector's item.

Happy Birthday, Amanda!