no shoulder pads

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It is Friday and Fridays are for fun. I am on a mission this year to declutter and to get rid of stuff and I continue to do a little every week because I believe that it is better to do something instead of nothing.  As I get rid of stuff that we don’t use anymore and reorganize I am finding that I have more room in closets and drawers.  For now I am just going to admire the empty space and maybe put a few things away that I never really had a place for before.  

This week I have been working on one closet.  I have not had a lot of time and the closet is huge but I keep plugging away.  I have discovered that the closet has a floor.  Honestly I had no idea.  As I go through cloths that I stopped wearing two decades ago but hung onto just in case, I am finding some treasures.  I plan to keep a couple of the flowered skirts but my friends are telling me that it is unlikely that shoulder pads will ever make a come back so it is with great sadness that I send what is now “vintage” clothing to the St. Vincent de Paul thrift shop on West 7th street I hope someone can use it for something.  

The money in the picture was I found in the closet and I am going to use it to buy a lottery tickets.  The drawing is tomorrow so if you don’t see anymore blog posts you will know it is because I won the lottery and am in some undisclosed but warmer location and am busy trying to decide if I want to go swimming again or if I should order another drink. 

What do you have in your closets?

Related articles mostly about stuff I have gotten rid of:

Ancient Software

What to keep and what to toss out

Goodbye Makes The Journey Harder . .

A Blast From The Past

More De-Cluttering

The Week Of Broken Things

Out With The Old And In With The New

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2 Replies to “no shoulder pads”

  1. 40s, 80s — shoulder pads will be back but they’re not due for a bit (2020?).

    1. Teresa Boardman says:

      that is a heck of a long time to hang onto outfits with shoulder pads in them and if the skirt lengths and fabric styles don’t come back in style then what?

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