I am sure I am not the only pack rat in this crew however, I am trying to
clean out some thing this summer. What do I do with OLD overheads that look
awful and may have come over on the Mayflower, slide projectors, slide
carousels, bulbs that go to who knows what, OLD cassette players and
televisions with KNOBS!! :-) The televisions are "good" but not what others
would watch or use. It is so interesting how the library does become the
dumping ground. I just have an awful time discarding when some items are
still usable. OH I remembered some other items--I have 6 record players and
2 filmstrip projectors AND three small items( not sure what to call them)
that I believe must have been for individuals to use in looking at a
filmstrip individually!
What do I do with old software that NO computer can use at this time? I
think it will be going to the dumpster.
And I haven't mentioned the books--I am pulling(weeding) books that are over
30 years with a copyright however, there are some good books, just just are
attractive to children of this era.
Thanks for ANY help. AND for listening(reading)!
Cynthia Patridge
Collins Elementary
Scottsboro, AL
HYPERLINK "mailto:jopat@scottsboro.org"jopat@scottsboro.org
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