Two Lists

There is an odd contradiction about lists: We write them thinking that they are very important but then they are most often discarded. Ursula LeGuin, in Always Coming Home, includes a wonderful list entitled "A List of Things That Will Be Needed Four Days From Now." In that spirit, I offer these two lists:

Give Away, Take Away (that's like a Yard Sale, but there is no charge for anything, May 9, 1992)

The good stuff available for the taking ranges from furniture to fabric remnants. A partial listing: sofa and bookcases, drafting table and stool; step stool and small ladder; a hammock (weathered) and stand; a mechanical lawn and drive sweeper; work gloves, plant food and herbicides; fabrics, patterns and remnants; baskets; cookie tins; paint, caulking compound and adhesives; luggage and totes; gift wrap; writing paper and note pads; lumber; pantry items; maps and puzzles; books; etc. (lots of etc.!).

Wish List (1992)

3 Alpine walking stick

3 Brown Fedora (Size: XL)

3 David Hockney "Rainbow" print

3 Books of poetry

3 Johnny Cash treasury (CD)

3 Sweat band (head, decorative)

3 Star 'scope (Franklin Maps)

3 Sleeveless pullover sweaters (43 chest)

3 What ever!