1. These Welch's cups that had the paint starting to fade from years of use:
2. Mushroom-themed kitchen accessories:
3. And these glass containers that were painted with tomatoes, mushrooms, and onions — that she used to store her dried goods in the pantry:
4. These EXACT coasters in her dining room or living room:
5. A cabinet full of plastic bags:
6. Promotional Kellogg's cereal bowls that she had since the early '70s:
7. Heavy glass sherbet dishes that she'd serve jello in:
8. A pretty trinket box she'd had for at least 30 years that sat on her dresser or in her bathroom:
9. A collection of Garfield comic books (which was the only thing to read aside from old Reader's Digests and the newspaper):
10. A tin of cookies that was NEVER FULL OF COOKIES:
11. And a pincushion that looked like one of these inside the cookie tin:
12. A cabinet full of things you could NEVER touch:
EVER.
13. Creepy owl wall decorations — that looked straight out of the forest scene in Snow White and the Seven Dwarfs:
14. That one room you could never go in with weird plastic couches:
15. Luden's Wild Cherry Throat Drops, which she ate all the time like regular candy:
16. These toe destroyers:
17. This duster that you would play with 'cause it felt like fur (well, dust-covered fur):
18. An old coffee percolator that she only ever used for parties:
19. Some sorta porcelain animal toothpick holder:
20. An old breakfast tray that you never saw her use:
21. No cable cartoons, only PBS ones:
22. Or every single judge in existence:
23. Towels for DECORATION, not DRYING, in the bathroom:
24. A fancy soap dish in the bathroom with the "nice" soap that was for GUESTS ONLY:
25. A stack of old fabric she had stored for at least 20 years:
26. An old carpet sweeper that you weren't sure even worked:
27. A Fisher-Price Little People play set that had once belonged to your older cousins:
28. And a Let's Go Fishin' Game that had also once belonged to your older cousins:
29. A brass decoration in the living room that was heavy AF:
30. These EXACT woven pads for hot cookware:
31. A Corelle bowl that she only used for her potato salad:
32. A random angel Christmas decoration that she always forgot to put away after the holidays:
33. An old Crock-Pot that just sat out on her counter next to the toaster:
34. Quilted appliance covers that felt like diapers:
35. A giant fan that sounded like a plane was taking off whenever she turned it on:
36. One of these stool/chair combos in her kitchen:
37. And this step stool stored in a random bedroom or hall closet:
38. A stack of quilts (all with stories) in the linen closet:
39. A scale that was at least 40 years old in her bathroom:
40. An ornate picture frame that held a photo that had been in it for at least 40 years:
41. A large tin tray that she used for her cracker and cheese spreads:
42. An old sewing machine that sat in the guest room:
43. This EXACT alarm clock that also sat in the guest room (and was super bright):
44. A bowl of ribbon candy that was probably like two years old:
45. And finally, a container full of Sweet'N Low, Equal, and sugar packets that she had taken from restaurants over the years:
