A Cornerstone volunteer who is a student is just starting out and needed furniture and kitchen stuff; another friend is leaving her husband and also needs things for her new life - so my Champion Juicer that I never ever thought I would let go of, my bread maker, two desks, my laser printer, my blender, and my food dryer have all moved on.
I have researched smaller appliances and purchased a slightly smaller printer that can also scan and copy, a smaller bread maker, and a small mini prep food processor to replace the blender, which I found half price at the Bay and is red.
I have also started to create a mental list of things I plan on bringing with me:
- hammocks
- bed frame (but not the old not-so-comfortable mattress)
- small chest of drawers for clothes
- large mahogany trunk I inherited, an antique from Madagascar
- hand carved four panelled Indian screen (which I hope to have made into doors in the new home)
- my secretary's desk
- six square floor cushions that when covered with a mattress cover create a comfortable double bed
- my hand woven basket from Guatemala
- my books on yoga and art
- my paintings
- my glow-in-the-dark poster of the Milky Way
- the silk curtains from the dining room
- a couple of carpets
- my chain saw
- three very large ceramic pots for flowers to put on the deck of my new place
- two solitary bee's nests
- my leather couch and spinning chair
- my outdoor couch and chair
- a black bamboo coffee table for the deck from Venezuela
- three stools for the kitchen eating peninsula
- several beautiful quilts made by my mother
- my macbook, iPad and iPhone
- TV, cd player and cd collection and a couple of records
- kitchen things, probably about half of what I currently have in the kitchen
- yoga mats, blankets, blocks and bolsters
- my singing bowl collection
- my little hot tub
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