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  1. No, I kept some things from each size, but only things I actually like and would wear again. A lot was stuff I bought on clearance in a hurry when I went back to teaching 5 years ago - dressy tops that I don’t like (clingy polyester). but only one size I kept in the closet- rest in tubs in basement
  2. And as far as the shoes- I just had to donate a pair of Brooks that fit like 6 months ago but a style I rarely wear that were like new. Sigh. Went through all my clothes today ( I own 3 sizes of wardrobes) & culled so much stuff. Now only have things that actually fit in my closet at least.
  3. It wasn’t “spectacular” but I did like it. Haven’t read much from that time period when I was born. My SIL bought it and I read it after her.
  4. I’m so itchy and hot all the time! And I had to buy new bigger tops that are swing or empire waist because I have a stomach that sticks out all of a sudden.
  5. Just finished Kristin Hannah’s The Women about female nurses in Vietnam. I liked it but tough subject. Quick day and a half read. Finished listening to Coal River (historical fiction) and First Lie Wins (quick thriller). Just started Steven King’s 11/22/63- it’s 30 hours on audio so will take quite a few commutes to finish! Not sure what to read next from my library stack- Heaven and Earth Grocery Store is due first so probably that or The Six about female astronauts.
  6. We love Subarus- my parents drive them too, we all have for over 20 years. Upstate NY/ Vt area- literally everyone has a Subaru. We did blow the engine on one around 130,000 miles. They do start to need more frequent work after 100,000 miles, like other cars.. they aren’t magic 😉
  7. If you don’t want to just drop at a thrift store, I’m sure your closest elementary school would love the legos (we are always looking for more here, I know). good luck!
  8. Add big skinny phone wallet to items I’ve purchased because of the Hive 🙂 just what I’ve been looking for
  9. Ok, I’ll reword. the story is sweet. And it’s too bad that the bus driver had to do it because schools insist on continuing these dress up days that make kids feel bad about themselves and make people barely earning enough money feel like they need to spend it to make kids not feel bad. This happens every single day in every single school. Not necessarily dress up days- teachers, aides, bus drivers, recess monitors, etc spending their own money to provide students with: snow pants, coats, socks, boots, sneakers, back packs, snacks, hygiene products, food for dinner, etc. our aides, bus drivers, monitors, etc make minimum wage with no benefits or insurance and yet still but coats and other gear for students at least weekly
  10. This is sweet. And now how about public schools stop othering poor kids with a ton of stupid dress up days each year?! signed- public school teacher who doesn’t participate in dress up days and every single time reminds my students that it’s ok if they choose not to (or can’t, etc)
  11. That’s my next purchase- perimenopause changes things 😂
  12. A padded head spin beanie for my youngest- break dancing routine. He’s doing a head slide in their competition dance. How is that even a thing?! https://youtu.be/Xa4AoqSdml4?si=ei9P3ZwArGmREPfn (How to head slide link for anyone who has also never heard of this before)
  13. The only homeschool related stuff I saved other than transcripts was our Five In A Row lap book binders 🙂
  14. The ll bean vista camp shorts maybe? No liner but super light weight.
  15. I use these for water aerobics classes. First pair lasted about a year before elastic died. Holipick Women Black High Waisted... https://www.amazon.com/dp/B09YRK87P2?ref=ppx_pop_mob_ap_share
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