A Place for Everything and Everything in its Place

It’s the end of the year and I feel like I accomplished a good amount including cleaning out my basement! It was a tremendous amount of work but it was very important to me for items to find a good home rather than ending up in a landfill. It took about a month but I got it done by our (self-designated) due date. Let’s take a look at where everything went. Includes "Les métamorphoses du vide" 613 Album by Chapelier FouReferences:Textile recycling: old clothes, bedding, any cloth that won’t be of good use for Good Will, find a textile recycling center in your area. dry cleaning hangers: feel free to take hangers to your local dry cleaners, you’ll save on space and help lower their expenses!Books: they can always go to Good Will but if you have a collection of a specific genre, there are always people out there who are fans and would love to get ahold of them. If you’re a epic fantasy fan, reach out I have plenty to share. Otherwise, you can try http://www.powells.com/sell-books Toys: here is the link to sell toys in good condition, http://www.sell2bbnovelties.com/category/barbie-dolls.html Speciality items: with a little research, any item can find the right place to go. Find a shop that might take on a collection you might have of some sort. Craft donations: Art of Recycle 27 Cloister Ave Ephrata, PA 17522Shoes: If you have old shoes that Good Will can’t resell, they have a recycling program in place so I recommend this is the best place for them to go. Send in your quotables! It is super fun to get quotable from listeners and I love to share them on future podcasts. You can email them in, the email is sincerelyyours@writeme.com Or you can find me on Facebook and Instagram @ceceknowsitall also Twitter @sincerelyceced If you find me on social media, send me a little note saying you listen to the podcast so it will give me a green light to know that I can accept or follow you back!Produced by CAD Signature Audio LLC