The more stuff I would accumulate to be donated, the harder it would become for me to get the stuff to the local charity shop, because I do not have the luxury of a car at the moment.
In the picture below you can see the stuff I had together roughly a week before I got rid of it.
As you can see it's quite a variety of items. From books over decoration to clothes to blankets...
A bit of everything.
Up until I went to donate the stuff I put a fair few more or less bulky items on the pile such as two bodyboards and a poolnoodle haha.
See the picture below!
As you can see I tried to pack the stuff as compact as I possibly could since I was going to bring it to the charity shop with my pushbike.
Yes you can transport that on a pushbike ... and much more!
I ended up holding the black bag in my left hand and the two bodyboards tucked under my left arm too. but there was the poolnoodle still...
well, I ended up having to stick the poolnoodle in my enormous backpack you see right there.
No, I did not take any picture of that. not sure if I didn't take any because I was annoyed or embarrassed.
And No I did not give away my amazing rucksack. If you know me, then you know that you will hardly see me without it....
I love that bag!
So, the last picture is after I eventually arrived at the charity shop after I more or less successfully crossed the highway - twice...
...people who saw me probably enjoyed it more than I did, at least at the time.
The charity shop was closed by the time I got there, but luckily I was able to donate my stuff anyway.
I was drenched in sweat when I was finished, but it has been well worth the work and effort, and of course I continue to put away an item each day and look forward to my next trip to the charity shop.
That's it for now, I hope you enjoyed the read, stay tuned for more to come and make sure to subscribe.
Mayo
