I love freecycle

Fusebeads
Shelf unit
Golf shoes
Quilting material
babyfood jars
coffee cans
magazines on RC airplanes
A church pew


All things that have found a home on Freecycle in the past few months. This weekend especially we have been frantically freecycling. It is amazing what we have a hard time getting rid of. the baby food jars for example. Why we saved 2 boxes full of baby food jars is beyond me. They had 6 years of dust on them. DH was unwilling to part with them at first. But then when he heard the stories the recipients told him about why they were taking the items, he realized that it would be much better to give them away than carefully wrap hundreds of tiny jars for the move. After all, if he really finds he needs baby food jars once we get to Dayton, well, there's always Freecycle!