Most of today, I spent discarding boxes after cutting away doll photos on some or removing accessories to be kept or to be donated/sold. Man somebody will end up with a heap of plastic doll brushes. LOL. Whew. I rather regret NOT deboxing the figures sooner. But it is good to be doing this now and separating the things I will not keep into donate or sell piles. If I can increase DAF buying funds, that would be great.
It's also been fun to see what I have. I find nice surprises, Oh, I did get that one? That sort of thing. Also experiencing a lot of, Oh, no this one looks like that one except the outfit differs. (You guess correctly if you think Fashion Fever Barbie ;-P)
Finally, this deboxing exercise is good because it allows me more room. More room to show the DAFs I have and more room for new ones to come in.
Heh heh ... the ulterior motive.
I hope you recycled the boxes! I myself detest twisty ties. I mean, I can use a few in my bashes, but, other than that, there are TOO MANY!
ReplyDeleteI flattened the boxes for "paper trash," and if the trash collectors were processing recycling that week, the boxes would have been recycled. I confess to covering flattened boxes if the paper trash was not picked up the week before. The plastic inserts are trickier because the city does not recycle plastic so I have been re-using the clear plastic for protective shipping. (Making the plastic someone else's recycling problem, tsk.) The twisty ties are a nightmare; I don't use them to close bags so the only use I have found for them is with the clear plastic pieces to secure dolls inside a mailing box. Argh.
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