Divestment: Week 9
10/9: Got rid of the box a kitchen knife came in that we won't be returning after all, and some rubber hose.
10/10: Trashed four or five pairs of old underwear. The labels had come loose, revealing scratchy hardened glue. I bet that doesn't happen to Michael Jordan. (Back-dated from Saturday.)
10/11: Left Frankenstein at Panera in Reston Town Center.
10/12: A bucket of gravel had been sitting in the laundry room for some time. Yes, a bucket of gravel. You just never know. I dumped it into a void under the front porch and covered it over with cement left over from another project. I might have tossed in some gold ingots too, I can't remember.
10/13: Threw out some old socks, and returned a power supply to MicroCenter.
10/14: More basement scraps: plywood, drywall, and backerboard.
10/15: Rudyard Kipling's "Baa Baa Black Sheep and The Gardner" tossed into the bed of a pickup truck parked at George Mason University.
10/10: Trashed four or five pairs of old underwear. The labels had come loose, revealing scratchy hardened glue. I bet that doesn't happen to Michael Jordan. (Back-dated from Saturday.)
10/11: Left Frankenstein at Panera in Reston Town Center.
10/12: A bucket of gravel had been sitting in the laundry room for some time. Yes, a bucket of gravel. You just never know. I dumped it into a void under the front porch and covered it over with cement left over from another project. I might have tossed in some gold ingots too, I can't remember.
10/13: Threw out some old socks, and returned a power supply to MicroCenter.
10/14: More basement scraps: plywood, drywall, and backerboard.
10/15: Rudyard Kipling's "Baa Baa Black Sheep and The Gardner" tossed into the bed of a pickup truck parked at George Mason University.
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