Flower Scarf

A square flower scarf with a small rip, pictured here.

White Belt

Another one! Nothing else to add, just a white belt.

Clothing Hanger

This hanger keeps falling apart. I know, I know, I could fix it, but I won't be replacing it with a new one, so I think it's OK.

Woven Change Purse

Some things are a lot harder to get rid of than others. I think a lot of it has to do with how long you've had something. I've had this little change purse as long as I can remember, I never use it, it's been sitting on my shelf holding extra links for my watch for the last seven years (at least). I attempted to get rid of it in a previous post and couldn't, but now it's time.

Umbrella

We definitely had some good times together, but due to a bend in the rod, I now find it very difficult to get it to open up to me. Alas, it looks as though this might have ended our friendship.

Pink Studded Belt

Good old studded belt. Attached to it are high school memories, and the plastic smell of the mall.

Painting

This painting was left by the previous tenants of the place I just moved into. I feel that it was not left by accident.

Little Box

I received an awesome pair of earrings in this box for Christmas a couple years back. I've been keeping it sitting empty on my shelf ever since, not quite sure why.

Green Belt

I like this picture because it reminds me of a snake amongst the gravel and dirt. I have to come to terms with the fact that this belt does not fit me, and never will seeing as I can't even fit it around my ribcage.

158-Pound Marriage

Written by John Irving, this book is about two couples that become intertwined romantically. I enjoyed it the same way you would enjoy turning on the TV to discover a show that you know nothing about, and that you find compelling enough to finish watching, but you forget all about it two days later.