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What's in Your Junk Drawer?
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Utensils, I keep extra utensils in a junk drawer, I use them when I need them.
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Wet-wipes; the little kind that come with take out meals sometimes.
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Ok yes i cheated...it was originally on the dishwasher!
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The dishwasher?? Wonder who put it there.
Ok yes i cheated...it was originally on the dishwasher!
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My kids! It goes to a set that you plug them in and it sings a song to teach them the sound of the letter. Positively annoying after the first 15 times in a row.
Zip-lock bag; contains hair elastics for DD.
My daughter had that I definatley contribute the leap frog toy helping her learn the letters and their sounds. She is 9 nowMy kids! It goes to a set that you plug them in and it sings a song to teach them the sound of the letter. Positively annoying after the first 15 times in a row.
Zip-lock bag; contains hair elastics for DD.
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We need a A before the B.
Address book
Ours was a gift from my step-sister. My nephew taught himself to read; she thinks that toy is what got him started so she sent one to my oldest when she was 2 or so.
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Maybe if I kept my address book in the junk drawer I'd be able to find it when I need it. :happy3:
Bamboo skewers
Cat grass seeds.
A dime!
quite a few elastics, as in rubber bands.
i accumulate the ones that are put around my newspapers sometimes. i rarely need to use them, but have found them helpful when doing the wood stove chimney pipe cleaning (i use a rubber band to hold a trash bag around the bottom of the chimney pipes with just a very small opening, and use the chimney brush to clean the pipes -- the ashes fall right into the trash bag, so much less mess).
i accumulate the ones that are put around my newspapers sometimes. i rarely need to use them, but have found them helpful when doing the wood stove chimney pipe cleaning (i use a rubber band to hold a trash bag around the bottom of the chimney pipes with just a very small opening, and use the chimney brush to clean the pipes -- the ashes fall right into the trash bag, so much less mess).
I think you forgot D so I will go with
D batteries
D batteries
