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Day 11 - Moving on
Bin
5 candle-holders (three of which broke on the journey to the bin, so I had no excuse then)
2 old massage bars
1 cot toy covered with baby rice and filled with a dead battery
Charity
1 kitchen mandolin
12 pairs baby shoes
1 agency nurse's uniform
2 maternity dresses
1 pair trousers
1 breadmaker book (I got this just before I was diagnosed with coeliac disease. I have kept it because? Perhaps subconsciously I hoped one day I'd wake up and not be coeliac any more. Not going to happen! Mainly I kept it because it was on the bookshelf out of the way, not calling attention to itself, and when I did see it I thought "must get rid of that some time".)
Today I took my life and gave it a shake, reminded myself that some life stages aren't going to be revisited, and got rid of the products. I got married in 1997 and divorced in 2001. Since then I've remarried. I doubt I'll marry again, and I won't be wanting to wear my first wedding dress even if I do, so, into the charity box went:
1 wedding corset
1 pair wedding shoes
1 wedding headdress
1 wedding dress
In addition, I am not going to be having any more babies, but a friend of mine is having her first later this year. So I have a new box, into which I'm putting stuff that she might want. If she doesn't, it'll go to charity.
baby
1 roll flushable nappy liners
7 cloth nappies
4 nappy wraps
2 stuffable nappies
1 swim nappy
1 belly belt
1 travel change mat
1 top and tail bowl
1 toilet seat insert
1 toilet step
1 maternity car-seat belt
10 baby/weaning books
1 pack maternity expansion belts
In: 0
Out: 62
Total out: 176
5 candle-holders (three of which broke on the journey to the bin, so I had no excuse then)
2 old massage bars
1 cot toy covered with baby rice and filled with a dead battery
Charity
1 kitchen mandolin
12 pairs baby shoes
1 agency nurse's uniform
2 maternity dresses
1 pair trousers
1 breadmaker book (I got this just before I was diagnosed with coeliac disease. I have kept it because? Perhaps subconsciously I hoped one day I'd wake up and not be coeliac any more. Not going to happen! Mainly I kept it because it was on the bookshelf out of the way, not calling attention to itself, and when I did see it I thought "must get rid of that some time".)
Today I took my life and gave it a shake, reminded myself that some life stages aren't going to be revisited, and got rid of the products. I got married in 1997 and divorced in 2001. Since then I've remarried. I doubt I'll marry again, and I won't be wanting to wear my first wedding dress even if I do, so, into the charity box went:
1 wedding corset
1 pair wedding shoes
1 wedding headdress
1 wedding dress
In addition, I am not going to be having any more babies, but a friend of mine is having her first later this year. So I have a new box, into which I'm putting stuff that she might want. If she doesn't, it'll go to charity.
baby
1 roll flushable nappy liners
7 cloth nappies
4 nappy wraps
2 stuffable nappies
1 swim nappy
1 belly belt
1 travel change mat
1 top and tail bowl
1 toilet seat insert
1 toilet step
1 maternity car-seat belt
10 baby/weaning books
1 pack maternity expansion belts
In: 0
Out: 62
Total out: 176
Shall I paypal you the postage at least?!
Shout when you have run out, you've got a handful on account :-)
*(more designs going in the shop later today)
Dress posted this afternoon. Addressed to you, because I didn't know would-be fashion designer's surname.
And no, not wrong at all. You have some waiting on account for whenever you want them.
Same as mine :-)
(icon is you)
Good on you!