Voterperson, Before when you asked this, you only had 2 bags behind your wicker chair. Now you have THREE bags, plus more clothes on the chair? Where did these extra clothes come from? You stated earlier that you were going to stop buying for now, yet you wind up with another bag, plus more on the chair. Why did this happen? For now, you can probably put a bag under your bed. But you know, voterperson, we are all supposed to help the poor. Why not donate the few dollars that you spend at the thrift store all the time to a food pantry? They are all crying for food right now, with the poor economy, and especially with Thanksgiving coming next week. Just imagine the good feeling you will have helping someone with your money instead of buying more clothes. You really need to get those clothes out of plastic bags. Before too long, they won't be any good to anyone, not even you. Clothes need to breathe, they need air. Keeping them in all of those plastic bags is eventually going to break down the fibers, and they will all be falling apart. Then what will you do? You can't keep buying more, and putting them in plastic bags, just for them to fall apart, and start to smell musty from not being able to breathe. Please think about what you are doing, voterperson. If you died today, what would happen to all of those clothes? Your mom does not want them. They will only wind up in the garbage when you are gone. Plus no one wants to do all of that work, disposing of them. Again, think about what you are doing, and I bet you will be much happier helping people this holiday season.
Anna Sparky's Mom
