After finishing an entry in another blog, had breakfast, called my parents via long distance, then back to my desk I heard a commotion outside. I peek through our living room window and saw our neighbors taking out some of their old stuff from their house. Mattress, furnitures and televisions including side tables. Then they put them on display outside their yard  maybe those stuff are intended for garage sale.

I asked somebody here at home that we could have our stuff for garage sale too. Summer is over and school will open on wednesday. There are slightly used backpacks at the garage that need to be taken to the thrift shop and some other clothes. Then thinking maybe I'll just send them to my relatives in the Philippines because they are still worth giving. That's if they are not fuzzy and choosy. I know they are not that famous brand name clothing made from the USA, although the quality is good. I don't buy just for the popular brand name. I have choices such as: durability, color that doesn't fade, fabric material, and prints that are reasonbly good to look at not grungy filthy.

Have you seen some t-shirts on display at the many stores here in this province? It was like made or created by some sloppy joes. The shirts are made of cheap cotton material that when you soak it on water just for barely minutes and they all shrunk. The large size clothing intended for adults turned into the size good enough for infant? And that's not even put in the dryer.