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After we packed up all our stuff and moved in with David's parents, we said to ourselves,
PLEASE let us go through our stuff when we unpack it and see what we really need and see what we can give away. Yes, we will have more storage in our new home, but I find it funny that we had stuff in our crawlspace from the time we moved in to the time we moved out that we never layed eyes on. I don't even know what was in half of those boxes (sorry to the guys who had to move them to storage for us). So, I was excited when I came across Martha Stewart's
100 Reasons to Get Rid of It.
Here are a few highlights from the list: #10
Swaporamarama.org Attend nationwide clothing exchanges and do-it-yourself alteration workshops. Unfortunately, I could not find one in Nashville. :(
#17.
youthfortechnology.orgPut scanners, computers, and cameras in the hands of deserving, impoverished kids around the world.
#22.
excessaccess.orgMatch your household items with a local non-profit's wish list.
#26.
www.operationfairydust.orgSend formal wear to teenage girls who need help getting to the prom.
#29.
Suitcasesforkids.orgSupply children in foster care with luggage.
49.
Recycline.comYogurt containers become colorful plates, flatware, toothbrushes, and razors.
#63.
Titletrader.comThe great entertainment exchange: books, music, movies, and games, all swapped in one place