JumpStart by Robb Armstrong for February 19, 2025

Broken, unsightly or obsolete items should be recycle first before going to the land fill.

First time I tried a consignment shop they said we want things one or two years old and these pants look like you had them in high school. I said I did…and why would I want to get rid of practically brand-new clothing??

I watched a woman who lost everything in the Palasades Fire, get excited over finding 2 bowls. Another woman cried when she found her wedding ring and the bowl it was in.

Ironic, as a major suburban Philadelphia aerospace fastener manufacturer burnt down yesterday, losing 500 jobs. My late father was a 25+ year employee of Standard Pressed Steel (known today as SPS Technologies). He was the chief electrician before his 1985 death.

wish NC got the sme treatment during the floods

Unsightly is okay, if it’s in working order!

That reminds me. I really need to clean out my storage unit.

Do NOT donate Opal Pickles!

That’s WHY it’s in the attic!

Obsolete by design, makes it difficult.

One man’s trash is another man’s treasure….rich man’s garbage,poor man’s feast…..

Crunchy thought he would be able to clear out his attic! HAHAHAHAHA!

Those unsightly or obsolete items might be worth a lot of money! Look carefully…