Most of us have too many T-shirts. They just sort of accumulate over the years: graduations, company give-aways, concerts, vacations, etc. They are comfortable, easy to wear and you don't usually worry about spilling stuff on them. But there is such a thing as TOO MANY T-shirts. Some you just don't like, but you hang onto for sentimental reasons or because someone gave them to you. Or you feel you can't throw them away, but you don't think they're thrift-store worthy either. Well, my friends, I am here to HELP you with your T-shirt problem.
I will take any and all T-shirts (no matter how old or abused) and give them joyous new life! They might be reworked into a new garment, a bookbag, a pillow, a dog or cat bed, who knows? I'm feeling creative! And the best part: it's RECYCLING! And we all want to recycle, right?
I'm going to start a shop on etsy.com and so I'll tell you up front I'll be making money, I hope, although my wares will be aimed at people like me, who can't afford a $40 hemp and soy tunic (LOL) and so my prices will be crazy cheap. Which is why I'm begging for handouts.
So, if you want to donate your excess T-shirts (and be willing to pay to mail them, that's the big issue) send me a note.
No rush on this, because I have to drive to Oklahoma to pick up a sewing machine anyway. And more T-shirts from my parents. They're so cute. My mom is going to scour garage sales for me. Go mom!
I've got so many ideas!

In NON-BEGGING news:
I went and cleaned up my journal entries. Gah, so many crappy journals! But I kept the ones I thought were useful and important to read. So, take a look! Read! Be inspired! Be moved! Be loved!