Have You Ever . . .

[Buenchico]

. . . bought something and then wondered what you're actually going to do with it?

Today I bought a camera from a friend for £100. It's got such a good specification that, at that price, I simply couldn't resist a bargain. However I've already got a fairly decent camera and I'm not entirely sure what I'll do with the new one that I couldn't have done with the old one.

Even so, when it comes to thinking "What the bloody hell am I going to do with it now that I've actually bought it?", I'm not even in the same league as someone else who made an impulse buy today!

https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/uk-england-cambridgeshire-51578026

;-)

[wolf63]

Bazile - I remember seeing a few leaking batteries and a ticket for a football match in the 1940s. I'm not sure what else.

I still have a T-shaped key for something Train-related and tons of British Rail ties and hats.

:-)

[Smowball]

Bizarrely I was doing a clear out of a couple of cupboards yesterday - found things I didn’t even knew we owned!!

[lady-janine]

cassa some friends and myself use them to make things for sale for various charities. please how do I get in touch?

[emmie]

i have, bought a mini food mixer and it just sits in the cupboard unloved and unused.

[Milo2]

This week, I bought a dress that I really liked when I tried it on. The only problem is that I don’t wear dresses unless I’m going to a wedding and we have none coming up.

[rowanwitch]

I am ruthless regular declutters, even the deep fat fryer Redman bought me went down the rubbish chute the week he died. Everything I didn't need was collected the following friday... I had never grasped the concept of sentimental attachment. If I use it, I keep it, ,now money is tight my craft stash is going to come in handy.
I would love a mini food processor thingy..