What was that last thing you threw out of your house?

My dog.

Eleven pairs of shoes/boots.

I’m almost through the grieving process ;)

@Dutchess_III – Bad doggy? Dirty doggy? Toobigforthehouse doggy?

Dead plant, dirt and plant went in a garden and pot is recyclable.

@JLoon…have you seen that meme on Facebook of the 3 stages of dog development.
0 to 4 months cute little puppy.
5 to 24 months out of control pteradactyl.
Cato is in the pteradactyl stage.

We don’t get many visitors but our Realtor come by. Cato was beside himself with happiness, and out of control.
He’s so muscular and strong it’s necessary to isolate him before he knocks some one off their feet (like he did to me the other day.)

Bathroom rug whose rubber backing fell apart in the laundry. I can keep them going only so long and then they start to disintegrate, no matter how gentle I go. This was such a catastrophic disintegration that it could have taken place in the White House.

Old bank joint account records from the attic.

My son and husband tore out the upstairs bathroom floor to fix a plumbing leak. We replaced the floor. The old floor has been snuck into the regular trash cans a bit at a time.

An old bottle of sterile saline for cleaning wounds.

I just evicted a beetle.

I don’t throw away much that isn’t garbage. I did throw out a broken fake Christmas tree, but that’s really just garbage.
I suppose it would be some clothes my wife is giving to the Goodwill.

I threw away a bottle of ear medicine for a dog that died years ago. I found it in the back of the top shelf in my hall closet.

I had some scented body lotion that I went to put on and it was separated (deteriorated) so I chucked it.

The biggest spider I’ve ever seen inside. It drives me crazy trying to figure out what a thing that size can find to eat in MY house.

@stanleybmanly Or whom??

creepy!

▲▲Stanleybmanly’s valiant victory, reminds me of the time Kaptain Klutz fought Gorgonzola!

The victory was over myself. I wouldn’t care to see that guy in my house again. The smart thing would have been to etuthanize it and have it identified. That way I would know that it isn’t a repeat of the same animal should one appear. No good deed goes unpunished. I will probably wake up one night to find it in bed. Hope the wife rolls over in time to crush it.

I don’t throw away much, but I am diligent about clearing my browser history.