We are going to take a look at some of the things people have decided they no longer need. Yes, it is another look at the trash. We are catered by Bird Bird Biscuit. Our entertainment is Queen.
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So let’s go.

Our first view is a kiddie assortment. Maybe outgrown, but the Salvation Army doesn’t pick up.

Last call.

No more lounging at home. Gotta go back to the office.

More kiddie toys and a questionable piece of art.

Coffee table or hide behind. You decide.

After three nights of wine drinking, the Simpsons decided to recover. Getting rid of the evidence was the first item on the agenda.

All I need is this trash can, this chair, and my remote.

The BBQ side of beef was heavier than anticipated.






















Do the kiddies know about their thrown out playtoys? ;-I I only remember my own childhood, and as long as i hadn’t demaged my toys by my own nobody was allowed to take them away. Lol Thanks for the interesting insight, John! Enjoy a beautiful Sunday! xx Michael
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Thank you, Michael. You raise a good question. Now I wonder too. Have a peaceful Sunday.
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Always fun to see what others discard. I know a fellow who furnished his apartment with things he found by the garbage.
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Around here that might be easy to do too. 😁
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Dear John
We always like to have a look at what things people want to get rid of, the pre-loved stuff. We have a free-cycling shelf in our village or people just place it at the end of their drives. It’s especially interesting when people move houses. Not only because we sometimes find something we like but also as it gives you an idea how your neighbours live like.
Thanks & cheers
The Fab Four of Cley
🙂 🙂 🙂 🙂
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So true. The idea of seeing what others find no longer useful always fascinates me. Have a wonderful week F4oC
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I was in high school when “Another One Bites the Dust” came out. In English class, we were having a discussion about Antigone, and a character “bit the dust.” (Yes, I just told you how old I am.) We teenagers howled with laughter!
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I love this story. I can see it happening. You gave me enough information so that I know you are way younger than me. Thanks for sharing, Vera. 😊
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Good snaps, John. I think I recognize that office chair $149 from Staples. The benefit of having had the office admin budget. I laughed at the side of beef.
Excellent choice of music. I’ll have the Bird Bird Bacon and a biscuit & gravy donut hole (it’s why I came early).
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Ha ha ha. Early or late matters not. Just glad you made it. 😁
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Wonder how many of those things were claimed and brought home. Happens all the time up here.
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I know the toys by the art work were claimed. The artwork was still there.
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I never can resist a listen to “Another One Bites the Dust.”
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Yeah, I love Queen. Wrote the John Cannon Trilogy to their music.
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I could see how their music could inspire heart-pumping action scenes!
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You are so right, Liz. 😁
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I have always appreciated the genius that is Queen, but it’s fun to look at other people’s trash!
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I agree, GP. Thanks for coming along.
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Back in the day, friends and I used to go “dumpster diving” and I picked up a fabulous coffee table that I used to close to 15 years!
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I found an old desk one time. Sold it in a garage sale. Fun stuff.
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“All I need is this trash can, this chair, and my remote.” I laughed at this line, John! Happy Sunday!
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Thanks, Jill. A line inspired by the movie The Jerk. Wishing you a peaceful Sunday.
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Interesting, John, and it could be another person’s treasure. I’ve often thought a lot of Queen’s music was up there with Bach and Beethoven.
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I agree with you on Queen’s music. I have enjoyed it seemingly forever. Thanks, Tim.
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Interesting collection of photos. I think you’re ready for the art gallery.
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Next week is the Gallery. Thanks, Craig.
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This was fun, John!
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I’m glad you liked it, Jennie. You are close to school starting again. I’ll bet the summer seemed to go by pretty fast.
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Way too fast! Teachers go back tomorrow, and children begin the following week. This year will be my 40th teaching at school. 😳
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Wow. What an accomplishment.
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Thanks, John. It feels like 15 years.
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Wonderful
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🙂
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Your neighborhood definitely has better throwaways than mine. LOL. “Another One Bites The Dust” – perfect! Have a great day, John. 😊
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Thank you, Gwen. I hope you have a super day too.
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This was fun. Reminds of the people who browse yard sales and walk away. As soon as the leftovers hit the curb, they are there with their car, “Grab that and throw it in the back seat, honey!” The clean-up crew. 🙄 Queen–excellent!!!
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Thank you, Lois. We have a city wide sale here and anything that does not sell there is an option to hand it to the Salvation Army folks who have a truck right there.
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Just yesterday, there were two tables out by the road and I felt my husband slowing down. I told him, “Keep going!” LOL I loved this post. 🤍🌺
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Ha ha ha. I can just see the temptation, Kymber. Thanks for the laugh.
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College students would think this a treasure trove. And that desk chair is so much nicer than mine! I think I’ll have the biscuitarian today – sounds authoritarian!
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Yes it does. Thanks Noelle. You are right about the college kids.
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They need to advertise!
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It is interesting to see these items that have been thrown away, John. In SA, someone would come and take them.
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Sometimes that happens too. We have advertised free things and folks come and get them.
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I love that people put stuff out for others to pick at. I often do, knowing that if nobody does, the trash will. It’s good to give them a chance (without hauling it elsewhere).
Perfect tune to go with the theme!
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Thank you, Dale. The Producer chose the music. 😊
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She knows of what she speaks!
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Yes she does.
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What a wonderful duo you two make 🙂
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I have to agree. Thanks for the lovely comment, Dale.
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These are hilarious, John, especially your accompanying comments! I can just hear Steve Martin with the chair, trash can, and remote — and I’m fascinated by the selection of kiddie toys. Gee, did all the wee ones outgrow their toys at the same time?! One time, I put out a short cabinet with doors (not on trash day) and tagged it “FREE.” Would you believe it was gone within a half-hour?!?
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The free sign usually gets some action. Thanks, Debby.
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I see a number of things that would come in handy for a lot of people. One man’s trash is indeed another’s treasure John. Thank you for such an excellent and thoughtful post. Good for a smile too. 😊🌹
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I’m glad you like it Holly. It was fun to do.
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I’m sure it was. Good job.
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Imma take a Firebird sammie while I walk the tour thank you very much.
I think that curious piece of ‘art’ has to have come from a Target. One of twelve million, something like that. And those chairs probably were nice once. And that table! That table just said to its owners Take this job and shove it!
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Ha ha ha. So true. Thanks, Pilgrim.
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🙂
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😊
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This cold be Sandford and Son. I’m comin Elizebeth.
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Usually your reply has Tom on it. Are you not signed in?
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What has changed?
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Looks like Sandford and Son. I’m coming Elizabeth …
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I got this one
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Another ?? Tom
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Fries and coffee, please!
So, not 1 thing in the trash I can use to make into an Art Gown. Maybe next time!
Still, there’s almost no such thing as trash if one really thinks about it, and does the right thing by it.
Love the song. Thank you!
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This was an entertaining view of “junk” in your neighborhood 🙂 I am surprised by what people will put out next to their trash bins, but I do see people in pickup trucks slowly driving through my neighborhood on trash day, hoping to get lucky 😉
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Thanks. This comment came through without a name. WordPress is acting up.
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Sad to see so much furniture off to the recycling hell
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First world after all
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So very true
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You could set up housekeeping from all of that. All we have ro do at our house is put something in decent condition out on bybthe street with a free sign and its gone within hours.
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Yeah. We have a web site where you can advertise free stuff.
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I bet someone snatched up those kid toys.
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I’m sure they did.
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Wow, so sad that those items were in good condition and they just throw stuff out instead of donate to needy people. So wasteful. 😦
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Not sure if my comment went through John. But I thought it was a sad waste of items that those in need could use. 😦
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It originally came through as “someone.” I agree that throwing things away is not the answer. Thanks, Debby.
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Thanks John. 🙂
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Hi John, It’s always interesting and kind of fun to see what others throw away. But if an item is still usable, hopefully someone else would give it a home. When I think of all the trash, I feel so bad for our planet.
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We have folks that cruise on trash day and pick up the stuff that can be re-used.
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That’s great!
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Wonderful selection, dear John! And special thanks for the chicken menu! 😁😁😁🍤🍤🍤🍻
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Sorry it wasn’t blue.
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I’m so glad, dear John! 😂😂😂
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Ha ha ha 🤣
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