Part of the honey do list is clearing out stuff we don't need. Most of it went to a store that uses it's proceeds to help locals in difficulty. Good stuff being done there, not for the welfare crowd.

Some stuff went to the garbage collection site. The hardest thing to get rid of is an old TV. They are collecting them, but only on occasional days and you have to pay to drop them off!

Today I tossed some stuff I had since my trips to Japan and Russia. Also some brochures from places we have visited on our road trips. A couple of sleeping bags are going to the son as is a 410 that was my dad's for his girl to use to learn to shoot.

The CB is hot for me to get rid of some of my board games, but that won't happen.

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Shit... I haven't done that in a while. Probably won't be upgrading my old junk ones any time soon, either, but if the Soviet Shithole of New York tries telling me I have to pay to throw mine away, the only throwing that's going to get done is out the back of my car on some lonely road in the wee hours of the morning... ...might make for an interesting photo, now that I think of it.

They'll take the new flat screen types for free, but not the older types. 'Pooters and monitors are free because of recycling.