We are lucky because in Japan there are a lot of places that will buy the purged things
Not all places pay you a lot of money for the purged items but it is better than “just throwing it in the trash” or paying for seals so that the city will pick them up...
I recently took my beading stash in as well as some jewelry
We also found out they will also take our old smartphones, so I was trying to erase all our info from the phones
Since I forgot how to use the old models, I was glad that You Tube had tutorials on how to use them
Top photo: my very first iphone…3GS?! so teeny
We still have a lot more stuff to purge but since the shop we go to only gives 30 minute appointments, we’ll just keep doing a little at a time
Hope you have a safe weekend
I kinda miss those phones that neatly fit in my hand.
ReplyDeleteJalna, me too, but the screen is so teeny! no can see :p Take care! Kat
Deletei wonder if they have something like this here. I have tons of beads, wires, tsuji, chains, etc. I was just going to donate to either Moillili Community or Goodwill but also keep thinking now that I'm retired, I have time to do this. Not! My eyes are so bad.
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my eyes are so bad too V, hopefully someone will be able to use the stuff I sold, hope you can find somewhere for your stash!Take care! Kat
DeleteMan, I still have my iPod and my first laptop.....I need to get rid of those things!
ReplyDeleteKirk, I hear some people are going back to their iPods...Take care! kat
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