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Weekly OLW Check-In:
1. Organized the front hallway closet. Donated a dozen coats to the coat drive (three big bags), and threw away a huge bag of stuff (including some old Halloween costumes which had gotten icky) from there. I realized that I need to come up with a plan for selecting and storing the heirloom quality toys, children books, and children's clothes I want to keep. I also need to figure out how many family games I want to have on the "game shelf" and need to let the others go. And what do I do with large, framed, high quality family portraits and framed artwork which we have outgrown? They're stored in the front hallway for now, and I'm not sure what to do with them. Any ideas welcome!
2. Dealt with the three large plastic pieces of kids play equipment languishing in the backyard (2 picnic tables and a slide). Added one to the dump pile and free-cycled the other two.
2. Picked up all my repaired jewelry. Still working on creating a piece with some heirloom stones. I have the diamond from my first engagement ring and two small emeralds. I was thinking about a right hand ring, but now I'm considering a necklace. Any thoughts?
3. Took two bags of clothes to the donation bin and gave one bag of "cool hand-me-downs" to our friends with kids who are just the right age.
4. Finished my gratitude journal and sketchbook project.
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8 comments:
I think your productivity is wearing off on me! Well done, it must fel great to get all these things done and cleared up!
Wow you have been busy and thank you for the really fab links.
You're still going well with the clearing....do you have any sort of attic/roof space that you can store the 'heirloom' items in?
Thanks for those links....I love the look of the Scrappy Tree one....and hopefully that class will be right up your street.
Personally I prefer necklaces to rings....and the 3 stones could make a beautiful,simple necklace.
I'll see you in Wild Abandonment. I signed up the day Christy announced the class! :) I'm a huge fan of Junelle's work.
Deb pointed me in the direction of those pockets - aren't they clever? I know what my next brown paper bag project is going to be!
Love your list of inspirations... I'm really wanting to take that Christy Tomlinson class!!!
And congrats on your weekly OLW check-in's. You're doing a great job, Rinda! ♥
Ooo. Those page bag gift pockets look interesting. I've been contemplating signing up for the Art of Wild Abandonment as I love Junelle's work.
You'll be happy to know that I've finished the Scavenger Hunt scrapbook. I'm posting it tomorrow. Thanks for everything. I love it! xx
Also, thank you for your comment today. Now I don't feel so all alone about fearing to mess things up. By the way, you can go back and watch or rewatch back dated videos.
thanks for all the links! I'm going to try out the paper bag pockets first, great way to give a little gift!
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