Look What I Saw at the Green Center

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It was a good day at the Green Center, not too slow and not too busy. As usual we received some wonderful donations.


I'm all set for Thanksgiving with this fine donation

What guy wouldn't want to have a full crop of chest hair. The Green Center has it and it is self-adhesive

Cherie looks quite fashionable in this red hat. We have many styles of hats now.

Finally a solution for the difficult task of baking potatoes

Meow

Just the item for a fire fighter

papier-mâché iPod
Parker sporting a "Mod" look of the 1960s


Another item worthy of counter space. How many times have you wished you could process a smooth churned ice cream cone just like Dairy Queen? Help has arrived.

I'm learning so much from this book. I  learned not to push away the plate when I'm finished with dinner and not to drink a beverage with a full mouth of food.

We have wax, ski wax, candle wax

Oddly we get lots of grass skirts, but not one coconut bra

Peace Out Man

Cute small craft birdhouses, ready to be painted

A fancy wine box

Toys
Cherie's daughter had the find of the day with this nice necklace

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