Things found on the living-room corner hutch while decorating for Christmas:
--one giant oak leaf, almost too big to fit in a Ziplock gallon-size bag
--two complete decks of cards
--the three of hearts from a third deck of cards
--one guitar pick
--six pieces of Lego U-Build Battleship
--one sea shell (clam)
--one nonfunctional laptop battery
--two Cub Scout awards
--one penny
--one "little black book" of Lent reflections
--one big black patch with a white star and Indian chief pictured on it (I'm guessing this belongs to one of my Scouts?)
--one video camera
--program from MAME
--Middle Sister's certificate from her school's fall Honors Assembly
--one blue plastic frog
--and a black-and-white plastic chicken foot, broken off some long-tossed action figure.
This is, of course, in addition to all the stuff that's supposed to be on those shelves: photos of all the cousins, our framed wedding invitation, and a statue of St. Joseph. That cabinet is my living room's very own, very dusty Black Hole.
2 comments:
Love this list. Especially black&white chicken foot. Makes me want to assemble a not-at-all-similar list from under the fridge or under my couch.Mame is a great show.
Little Brother appeared in MAME early this fall (and Middle Sister was on stage crew). There are programs everywhere :)
I did discover that the patch with the star and Indian originally belonged to my father-in-law when he was in the military.
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