Mainly clothes

My very favorite (although fake) bag- so worn and leather-bare that I am actually too embarrassed to carry it any more. Shirts and t-shirts and a pair of shoes that are too worn: all to Orange bin recycling.

A piggy bank and a sweater that I will put out this weekend to see if anyone takes (and if not, will go on Friday to the "Give and Take" kiosk, a skirt and a shirt that are too worn and are off to the orange bin.

Books

32 books and some DVDs, set outside to give away. The DVDs went and about 15 books: thi first Zu Verschenken failure so far. Perhaps there aren't enough English speakers in our German neighborhood?

We pulled them in when the weather turned grey—I'll try again next weekend, and add about 10 more that I have culled so far.

More Paper

It never ends.

Paper

Went through pikes of paper work and pulled out the trash and no longer needed- paper recycling and garbage.

Electronics

A CD player/radio that hit the ground too often, an alarm clock that did the same, and a small piece of wood: all to the Orange bin for recycling.

Kinderfahrrad

I don't know know why people need to use Freecycle in Berlin: this bicycle was gone within 30 seconds of our putting it outside.

Still Decluttering

While life has been crazy and we have been continent hopping, I haven't forgotten the "clutter reduction" goal.

These items are all damaged, stained or worn-out: to the Orange bin for recycling. (12+ items)

These are just out-grown and I placed them in a bag and dropped them in the local Kleiderspende (donation bin). Note that I wire the shoes together so they won't be separated. (8+ items)