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southernbubby
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 Sun, Mar 17 2019, 7:54 am
Anything made of textile discolors or starts to break down over time.
Also, the next generation will inherit a whopping amount of stuff that has no value to anyone, even the thrift store.
Ask yourself what you would do with the item if you needed to downsize and move.
I threw away 6 years worth of high school annuals when I moved.
Consider having a garage sale and then you will know if the beloved items at least went to a good home. Some crafters make new things out of old ones.
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