Things to swap
I did some garage cleaning this weekend. Here's some things someone might find some use for.
1. Street hockey equipment. Used by my boys when they were younger. Kneepads, helmets, puck, goal, sticks, roller skates (size 8 and 9). Still in usable condition but dinged up here and there.
2. Basketball hoop and basketball. Used to shoot hoops with the kids, and with the guys after work sometimes. But these days my back protests, so it wound up taking up space in the garage. Traded to Janie, for a broken grandfather clock.
3. A woodburning kit, only used once. Once was enough. Traded to Sara for a cupcake pan.
4. Can of paint in a shade of blue that the lid calls 'cornflower'. Leftovers from painting the deck.
5. A singing Billy Bass. You put batteries in it and the fish sings. Traded to Mr. Lark for his coffee mug
6. Bucket of assorted seashells from the Jersey shore.
7. A handful of tickets redeemable for prizes at Jollytime Arcade in Seaside Vista, NJ. Traded to Jack for baseball card (Babe Ruth)
8. Augly table lamp that belonged to my ex-wife. It's... unique.
9. A kid's size large Philadelphia Flyers jersey.
10. Large rawhide dog bone. Archie doesn't like things that are that much effort to chew. Thrown in to the baseball card trade.
1. Street hockey equipment. Used by my boys when they were younger. Kneepads, helmets, puck, goal, sticks, roller skates (size 8 and 9). Still in usable condition but dinged up here and there.
4. Can of paint in a shade of blue that the lid calls 'cornflower'. Leftovers from painting the deck.
6. Bucket of assorted seashells from the Jersey shore.
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9. A kid's size large Philadelphia Flyers jersey.