- five more children's books. but i love them!
- two small dinosaurs. the jurassic period is almost over here.
- a magnetic metal bookmark. in this item, simplicity is more valuable than innovation.
- a tiny metal sculpture incorporating an alligator clip. if it were also magnetic i would have kept it.
- black suede boots. sexy, yet unworn. pointy and pointless.
- a little plastic box.
- a little metal box.
- a little paper box.
- a little cloth box.
- all put into a shoe box. and thrown away.
- a small portfolio of fifth grade art. but i frame the best ones.
- a tiny notebook. ubiquitous and so charming.
- one kids' book. i want to keep everything today.
- small blue vase. last of five, but finally.
- phone charger for the car. it is a tiny bit dangerous to get rid of these.
- three balloons. kind of a pointless toy, in the end.
- a coin of no nationality. talk about pointless.
- a pipe-cleaner pencil grip. innovative, but sharp.
- a pile of pencils. of limited value when eraserless.
- a pile of homework. of limited value generally.
- an embarrassing number of hotel shower accoutrements. i may be a hoarder.
- one tank top. done with ribbed tanks.
- two fake pearls. which is overestimating their charm.
- one very cute kid's apron. sadly underused.
- a tiny notepad. a curse on tiny notepads.
- five books. we will own only books we want to read.
- binder thesaurus. this is the genesis of the overstuffed binder
- binder dictionary. less used than carried.
- rubber gloves. who still uses these?
- l-glutamine. i don't know.
- calcium. i should probably take those.
- purple tape dispenser. buy refills. um. probably not.
- calculator. didn't know i had it. probably am not using it.
- reading materials from previous semester. barely got through them the first time.
- a shirt. whose time. has come.
- ten cds. the end is near.
