The first item is a snore suppressor! It's a mouthpiece that is supposed to keep me from snoring. I've been told by not only Sully but my kids that I snore extremely loud. I wonder why! It's in my drawer in the kitchen and I've got to figure out what to do with it! I don't think anyone would buy this at a yard sale, do you? It already has my teeth marks in it! ha ha
The second items are little metal plates that I have had since I was a kid! I used them along with my tea sets when I played. I usually use them to decorate with but found them today in my cupboard. What should I do with them? I still think they're so cute and can't seem to part with them! Not very amusing but cute!
The last item holds quite a bit of sentimental value to me. This shows how technology just wasn't around in 2002! My RS president brought this to me during an 'extended stay' in the hospital when I had the twins. I played Solitaire so many times on this thing, I wonder just how many! "Melissa, we've come to look at your privates again." says the doctor. "Hold on, I'm in the middle of my game of Solitaire!" I would say. Not really but I felt like it! So what should I do with this?
Remember, you tell me what I should do with the stuff. The four options are: Keep it, sell it, donate it or trash it!
You CRACK me up! The 1st item~KEEP IT~I may need it when I'm there in June! (I've been told I snore too) =) The 2nd item~Would be so cute as a tea set for Christmas~or sell it, I tend to get overloaded with things like this too~you might just make the day of a little neighbor girl at the yard sale. The 3rd item, reminds me of my 'Yahtzee' game that I wore out about 5 years ago~This may be a treasure to show your grandkids in 20 years. Thanks for the new blog, I look forward to Wednesday! =)
ReplyDeleteI snore too, but Breatheright works great, so trash it. The plates would be great on the wall with a very cool wrought iron plate rack. As for the third, your kids would love it. My kids like all that old stuff. I am loving your blog. Makes me excited for those days.
ReplyDeleteRobin, I'll have to try those strips but my snore is more of a throat snore than a nose snore. Do the strips work on a throat snorer too?
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