Project Cleanup! Week 9

I am on Week 9 of Project Cleanup! this week. I went through my china cabinet, my den toy box and a book shelf. Here is what I ended up with:




1. Set of 2 mini metal candelabras
2. Set of 5 Grey Goblets
3. Plug in Tart Burner
4. I Can Quilt Book
5. Look at how to publish book
6. The Quotable Chesterton book
7. Wonder pets Plush Duck
8. Infant Hulk Toy
9. Sesame Street Battery Operated Bumper
10. Lots to Love Baby
11. Jeep
12. Motorcycle
13. Noisemaker
14. The Santa Clause VHS
15. Dr. Seuss How the Grinch Stole Christmas VHS



The Quotable Chesterton...a book that I reviewed from Booksneeze...my only review at this point is...yawn...







I have been wanting to learn to quilt for such a long time. I have pieces of old t-shirts that I would like to fuse together at one point. For some reason, when I try to follow any kind of how-to book when it comes to fabric (quilting, knitting, etc..) I can never follow them. So I especially went out and bought a kid's version of How to Quilt....still cannot follow it!! Crazy that I am a college graduate and cannot understand this quilting book. Oh well, just something else I probably don't have the time for anyway....







16. Girl's Jacket size M
17. Girl's Vest Jacket size 14
18. Steelers Windbreaker size 18
19. Yellow Infant Bunting
20. Snow Pants
21. Polo shirt
22. Set of Winter gloves
23. Old Navy Fleece Hat
24. Red Winter Hat
25. Blue/Black Winter Hat







26. Children Just Like Me Book
27. Sport First Aid Book
28. Successful Coaching Book
29. The Look It Up Book of Presidents Book
30. Celebrity Meltdowns Pop Up Book
31. How to Play Piano by Ear Book
32. The Best Advice I Ever Got Book
33-34. And then came you books
35. Crawford Country PA Visitor's Guide
36. 2009/2010 Mercer County Visitor's Guide
37-42: Children's Christmas Books





Does anyone remember my blog on the free TV? A quick recap: I had a non-working TV listed for $5 in the ads (figured someone could get a cheap handyman special) When the man pulled up, we knew that we couldn't charge him for the TV. An old man, who looked like he may have tinkered in this sort of thing since retiring, didn't look like he had much. We decided to just give it away and actually found another TV, which we also gave to him, in our garage. He refused to just take them. So he took a bag, dug through his car and he gave us some things. We ended up with a few cans of vegetables, a pack of pasta, some pliers, 2 PNC Pens and this visitor's guide. Though we don't live anywhere near Crawford County, I kept the guide around as a reminder of this sweet old man with a lot of pride :)

Here is where the items will go this week:

The Mission: 16,21,27

Recycling Bin: 35,36

EBay: 6,17,18,20,27,28,32

Yard Sale: 1,3,4,5,7,8,9,10,11,12,13,14,15,19,23,24,25,26,29,30,31,33,34,37-42

Elsewhere: 2

Total items cleaned out to date: 350 :)