![[personal profile]](https://www.dreamwidth.org/img/silk/identity/user.png){kind=small}
Stitches and Hello Kitties and stuff
If I bring a bunch of my plushies back to the US, does anyone want them? I'd kind of hate to throw them out but I find myself in the midst of spring cleaning, trying to figure out what things I can get rid of, what things I might bring back to the US with me, etc... I don't have the insane Stitch collection anymore but I do have quite a few still, and a few Hello Kitties and stuff like that. Preferably people living in cities I'm going to be in, although I'm probly willing to ship a few things (they're relatively light).
I'm also, stupid as this sounds, bringing a bunch of clothes back in order to give it to Goodwill, I think. I hate just throwing out clothes, but I have tons of things that either I never wear, or things that are still wearable but that I bought a new one of (mostly uniqlo shirts, which end up getting ragged after a year or two going through a Japanese washing machine, and are still fine for wearing under t-shirts, but are embarrassing in any other circumstance). I may abandon this plan in favor of just throwing them out, though.
Packing sucks :(
But doing spring cleaning is probably good.
I'm also, stupid as this sounds, bringing a bunch of clothes back in order to give it to Goodwill, I think. I hate just throwing out clothes, but I have tons of things that either I never wear, or things that are still wearable but that I bought a new one of (mostly uniqlo shirts, which end up getting ragged after a year or two going through a Japanese washing machine, and are still fine for wearing under t-shirts, but are embarrassing in any other circumstance). I may abandon this plan in favor of just throwing them out, though.
Packing sucks :(
But doing spring cleaning is probably good.
no subject
no subject
If they fit in my suitcase, I'll have to look up what shipping rates are like (for large nonheavy things I can't imagine it's TOO bad though?)
no subject
Depending on what fits, the easiest route (just to minimize tasks) might be a medium or large flat rate priority mail box ($11-$15). These run slightly cheaper when you buy the postage online and print it out, but that might not be viable for your visit. There are non-flat rate priority boxes available at the post office, too. A postal employee might be able to tell you what would be the least expensive option.
I'm happy to paypal some money for postage or something, 'cause dude.
Thank you! I understand completely if there's no suitcase room, of course.