SamanthaM
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Posted: 11-27-07 16:54pm
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Well, Jon and I are going to be moving
into our new house next weekend so I have
been packing. I am trying to get rid of
some of the clothes that don't fit the
babies anymore. Jon's mom works on the
mother baby unit at the hospital and I was
thinking about having her give them to the
social worker to hand out to people who
need them. I don't really like goodwill,
and I wouldn't get much if I sold them
anyway and I just thought that would be a
nice thing to do. Do you ladies think that
is a good idea? 
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browngirl
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Posted: 11-27-07 16:58pm
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I think that is a very good idea
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CaNdItAs CrAzY LaNd
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Posted: 11-27-07 17:25pm
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I think that's a really neat idea.
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monkeygirl22
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Posted: 11-27-07 17:27pm
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That is a good idea. When I worked on the
pediatrics floor and there were always
kids that needed clothes.
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Bridget
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Posted: 11-27-07 18:39pm
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yepp thats a good idea, or event he
hospital keepin em there, in case, i know
when i was in the hospital with my son we
werent planning on going to the hospital
but they sent us there straight from the
drs and i had nothing but lucky for me the
hospital was right around the corner form
my hosue so i was able to run home for
things.
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Sandbox Party
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Posted: 11-27-07 18:58pm
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i think its a great idea, Sam.. this way
they wouldnt be given to a place that will
turn around and sell them for profit (I
hate that..)
very humanitarian ^_^
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Bridget
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Posted: 11-27-07 19:32pm
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oh, and congrats on the house! it'll be
great to get into your own place.
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yellow ribbon
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Posted: 11-27-07 20:45pm
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oo ooo bettter idea. theres a lady here
that started buying cheap lots of clothes
on ebay and at goodwill and stuff and
seperating into size and gender and shed
even add a little toy or book and then she
would give needy families bags depending
on their needs. she even added a cute
little note. you would have to go that far
but maybe if you seperated them into
unisex and boy and size then give them to
her than she could have an easier time
passing them out.
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rosejackson
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Posted: 11-28-07 05:21am
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i think thats an excellent idea
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Posted: 11-28-07 09:40am
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I think its a great idea. I myself
prepared a bag with clothes that are in
goos shape to give away to the needy. At
the grocery store they have a bin that
anyone can drop of clothes for kids in
need. I don't like to give aawy torn or
stained clothing just cause they are poor
doesnt mean they should accept
rags..right?
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