I save everything people give me -- I find it almost impossible to toss or donate something that was a gift, especially books -- as well as cards, letters, programs, report cards, etc. That constituted about 95% of this bin, and a lot of it was from my mom (hence the really hideous yellow Clark's sign.)
Lots of miscellaneous junk, too. There was a manuscript copy of a novel I wrote way back in the eighties, of which an electronic copy does not exist, so I should probably keep that. The plastic fan was one my grandmother gave me, if I remember right. She had a thing for fans.
I still have every letter and card readers sent me as fan mail. How can I throw that away? Sigh.
One photo turned up that made me smile. This is me being made an NCO (Sergeant) in the Air Force, way back in 1980. :) Stop by tomorrow to see what's in bin #2.
1 comment:
Look how baby-faced you were! So pretty too! When did you leave the Service?
I'm not begrudging your baby face. I look at some old pictures of mine when I got married and now I know why our parents thought we were too young to move away. We looked like babies.
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