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clevermanka) wrote2013-03-16 09:41 am
clevermanka) wrote2013-03-16 09:41 am
Free to a good home
KU's Spring Break doesn't officially start until Monday. But everybody knows it started last night. For a lot of people, it started Thursday night. So! Here's my spring cleaning list. I want this stuff out of my house. Comment below if you want something and when you can come get it. I'll strike out items as they're claimed. Anything not picked up by Friday evening next week (March 22) is going to the Social Service League, even if it's been claimed, so don't dilly-dally picking up your stuff.
A set of three glass canisters with wooden lids. One six inch jar, one seven inch jar, one eight and a half inch jar. They hold between two and four cups each. Two sets available, one boxed one not. Take one or both.
A bunch of cookbooks. Take one or all.
The Mediterranean Cookbook, Betty Watson, 1973.
The Spice of Life Cookbook, David Wade, 1975.
A Book of Middle Eastern Food, Claudia Roden, 1972.
An Indian Table, Shehzad Husain, 1991.
Joy of Cooking, 1997 edition.
Thai, the Essence of Asian Cooking, Judy Bastyra, 2003.
Texistani, Indo-Pak Food from a Texas Kitchen, Beverly Hale (little photocopied thing).
Betty Crocker's Picture Cook Book, facsimile edition, 1998.
A hand-painted-by-me coffee canister (I don't need two of them anymore).
A shit load of wine corks.
Four-cup Farberware percolator and an Eight-cup Farberware percolator but only one power cord.
A box of loose-leaf Liu Pao tea from China.
A box of loose-leaf Sejac green tea from China.
Set of four margarita glasses, boxed.
1960s wood/aluminum three-piece condiment tray.
Quarter-cup jar of Penzey's Country French Vinaigrette seasoning. It was sent to me as a freebie in my latest order. The number one ingredient? Sugar. =b
A wheeled office chair.
A cookbook stand (holds your cookbook upright and open on the counter).
A giant wicker fan (appropriate for renfest).
A pressed-glass decanter.
A five-level aluminum picnic basket from the 50s.
One of those throw-in-the-microwave warm-up bags in the shape of a teddy bear.
Two index-card boxes, one full of blank index cards.
Two tiny, square, floral-painted picture frames.
An old boombox that is dusty but still works well.
A tan-colored leather backpack.
A rather-the-worse-for-wear decorative copper fountain shaped like calla lilies from that guy with the massive fountain store in Dunwoodie Dell at KCRF.
A bunch of cookbooks. Take one or all.
The Spice of Life Cookbook, David Wade, 1975.
A Book of Middle Eastern Food, Claudia Roden, 1972.
An Indian Table, Shehzad Husain, 1991.
Thai, the Essence of Asian Cooking, Judy Bastyra, 2003.
Texistani, Indo-Pak Food from a Texas Kitchen, Beverly Hale (little photocopied thing).
Betty Crocker's Picture Cook Book, facsimile edition, 1998.
Four-cup Farberware percolator and an Eight-cup Farberware percolator but only one power cord.
A box of loose-leaf Sejac green tea from China.
1960s wood/aluminum three-piece condiment tray.
A pressed-glass decanter.
One of those throw-in-the-microwave warm-up bags in the shape of a teddy bear.
Two tiny, square, floral-painted picture frames.
An old boombox that is dusty but still works well.
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