Give away stuff on FreeCycle

The old waterbed is gone…

but the stuff I put on the curb seems to disappear instantly…
I’ll keep trying, but the curb honestly seems to work better…

I took that pack to India, Nepal and all through South East Asia. and many trips after. It was ugly, blue and rust colored canvas, a rental pack from EMS that I bought used. I gave it away when I bought a lighter, smaller pack in 2004.
_{I miss it}

I think freecylce is cool, I posted on Junkaloo.com and got rid of my couch in a few days. It really allows users the ability to select who they want to give their item to.

Womens Nordica size 8 (24.5)
worn just a few times.

An upright freezer, not in best of shape on the outside but works fine.

Hope someone needs it…

Several hundred feet of cove in Pine and an other wood possibly Oak. Three different sizes. Most pieces 16 feet long. Probably want a truck to take away as full lengths.

Couch, 81” long, 34” deep, 33” high, seats three, about 10 years old, resides in Adams Morgan, Washington, DC. OK condition. Looks fine, a little dingy around the dust ruffle, springs at either end or a bit worn. Free to anyone who will take it. Relatively light and easy to carry.

michaeldg@verizon.net

Oh, how I hate to give up things. Thank Heaven I am going to move, and after 25 years of living in the same house, well, things got to go! FreeCycle is a great place to give away items. I try to pick someone in real need, and also who will come real quick. I love the extra room I now have!

I’m trying to offer at least one item or batch of items each week. It’s really helping me go through a lot of my things and clean up the house.