disney junky
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- Joined
- Dec 16, 2004
I have way too many, but they all mean something so I can't get rid of them.
I used to collect t-shirts. My requirement for them was it had to cost under $5.00. I had over 400 t-shirts. I finally got ruthless (in my old age) and did manage to get rid of those t-shirts that really didn't have any meaning for me. Donated them, mostly, because they were still in good/new condition.Tee shirts, I do wear almost everyday, but I have many, many of them. Disney, places we've visited and some I just like.
Where did you keep over 400 shirts? I have an extra large walk in closet and I cannot even imagine...I used to collect t-shirts. My requirement for them was it had to cost under $5.00. I had over 400 t-shirts. I finally got ruthless (in my old age) and did manage to get rid of those t-shirts that really didn't have any meaning for me. Donated them, mostly, because they were still in good/new condition.
I now have around 225 t-shirts, and yes, I wear them (different one each day).
I have seen theses and they are beautiful! I saved a lot of T’s from my kids’ childhood with the intention of doing ones for them (I’m not crafty that way, but there are people you can hire who do it) but I haven’t gotten around to it yet.I know this is my thread, but judging by some of the responses, I thought I'd share this.
There was a young man, friend of my son-in-law, who battled cancer most of his life, passing away at the age of 30. He was an avid sports fan, and after his passing, his parents took all of his Tee shirts, there were hundreds, and had them made into a quilt. I'm not sure of any details of who did the work, but it allowed them to keep his memories alive with something they would be able to use and display in their everyday lives.
I have an "extra" dresser next to the closet that holds about 120 of them. The others are in two smaller dressers in the closet.Where did you keep over 400 shirts? I have an extra large walk in closet and I cannot even imagine...