• six children's books. these are hard, but i never remember the ones i shed.

• one new drywall screen. a job i hope never to do again.
• one paint stirring stick. so many of these.
• an almost-empty bottle of wood glue. just enough to start a project then get stuck.
• a plastic putty knife. plastic?
• a bag of random sink hardware. i hate plumbing.

• two pairs of pants. they don't fit and they no longer reflect my style. so easy!
• three bras. the hardest thing to fit, and the most important.

• paint sample. hmmm, looks like glow in the dark.
• light switch. must have been replaced with... something else.
• electrical out. definitely replaced with a different one.
• switch plate. unused in this house.
• bunch of wires. which could likely be used in a really cool art project. but.

• three fake tupperware containers. converted to candle holders. done.
• two pairs butterfly wings. gifted to tiny people.

• two bottles of hair product. no wonder this is a multi-billion dollar industry.
• three metal grid walls. sold, which is always a nice way to get rid of something you don't want.

• a stack of outdated fliers. information changes. it just does.
• paper remnants of social media class. funny that the materials were printed?
• small pane of glass. from a picture frame?
• a pile of felt. just say no to scraps.
• a bunch of old insurance documents. health care woes.