• one pair of fleece pants. they didn't fit well at the best of times.
• one pair of board shorts. which did fit well at the best of times.
• one purse. well-loved. well-used.
• one more curtain tie-back. such superfluousness.
• two children's magazines. makes me slightly sad. likely the result of post-thanksgiving carb loading.

• one tube of lipstick. i love lipstick. i do not really wear it.
• one hand towel. color bias - it is purple, the others are not.
• one tupperware bowl. still no lid.
• one pair of glasses. worse than useless, as they almost allow me to read.
• one purse. adored last summer. it has lost its appeal.

• one pair of boots. beautiful but done with them.
• two gorgeous purses. sadly impractical.
• two packages of mailing labels. didn't even know i had them.

• another lovely purse.
• a mosaic votive kit. complete with moldy box, from sitting in my once dry, now damp garage.
• a set of votive lanterns. there are altogether too many outdoor lighting options here, most of which i've never used.
•  a lovely scarf i will never wear.
• a lovely shirt i don't seem to wear anymore

• one completely worn-out bra. nice to get your money's worth.
• one completely worn-out purse. ditto.
• one pair of tweezers, pink. prettier but less effective than the black ones.
• five clear glass vases. about time i got rid of that inventory.
• ten children's books. going to good homes.

• a film camera. i have two identical ones - kind of nice, should film remain available.
• a bra. ill-fitting.
• a small cloth camera case. do i still own this camera?
• another rock! they are everywhere.
• a lovely blue crocheted purse.

• two small wall hangings someone made for me. they were lovely.
• one tiny purse. it is the most beautiful little purse i have ever seen.
• a long-sleeved hooded t-shirt. i wore it every other day last year.
• a broken bowl. my daughter broke it. she wanted to keep it. i hope she forgets about it.
• three pieces of chalk. the blackboard kind. we only use the sidewalk kind.
• the half bar of soap that lived on the kitchen sink. i hated that soap.