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       #Post#: 40843--------------------------------------------------
       Re: It doesn't hurt to ask. Or does it? Update #13
       By: Star Wars Fan Date: October 22, 2019, 1:41 am
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       I also agree that it wouldn't hurt to ask. It's Amy decision and
       nobody else's, if she wants to try and sell the luggage she will
       if she wants to donate it to the foster children then she'll do
       that. Either way it's really none of your cousin's business.
       Ed.
       #Post#: 40863--------------------------------------------------
       Re: It doesn't hurt to ask. Or does it? Update #13
       By: TootsNYC Date: October 22, 2019, 11:08 am
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       [quote author=Star Wars Fan link=topic=1370.msg40843#msg40843
       date=1571726479]
       I also agree that it wouldn't hurt to ask. It's Amy decision and
       nobody else's, if she wants to try and sell the luggage she will
       if she wants to donate it to the foster children then she'll do
       that. Either way it's really none of your cousin's business.
       Ed.
       [/quote]
       But our OP didn't want that bolded to be an option.
       She didn't want Amy to try to sell it; that's why the cousin
       thought it would be unfair to involve Amy, to get her to spend
       energy on something that she was forbidden to profit from.
       #Post#: 40924--------------------------------------------------
       Re: It doesn't hurt to ask. Or does it? Update #13
       By: JeanFromBNA Date: October 23, 2019, 1:48 pm
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       [quote author=PVZFan link=topic=1370.msg40760#msg40760
       date=1571592658]
       Mimi and I connected yesterday and I received Mimi's
       "orientation." I really like Mimi, she has a heart for the
       mission and is funny and a tad irreverent. My favorite kind of
       person!
       Besides Mimi definitely wanting the luggage here are  couple
       gems from the call -Mimi explained that she needs clothing from
       infant to 5xl and that it should be age appropriate for teens. I
       said, "I'm at midlife to but still dressing a little young." She
       said, "I know, I can tell from your voice."
       🤣😂🤣 (I also told her I get ThredUp
       rescue boxes once in a while and the things that are too young
       will go straight to her.)
       Mimi was explaining that things need to be in good shape, no
       stains etc. She gave some examples of what people wanted to
       donate and got offended when she refused (a dead husband's
       entire wardrobe and another deceased husband's underwear  :o . )
       Mimi said, "I'm tired of hearing 'They lived through the
       depression and can't throw anything away,' they've had 80 years.
       Get over it!"
       Mimi also does things for fire victims so I can send housewares
       to her.
       Cousin's strong response and all of your thoughtful replies
       kicked me into action. I'd been in a "fixin' to fix" state of
       mind basically "I should probably get around to..." and this
       spurred me straight into getting it done.
       [/quote]
       Is Mimi Amy?
       #Post#: 40933--------------------------------------------------
       Re: It doesn't hurt to ask. Or does it? Update #13
       By: TootsNYC Date: October 23, 2019, 4:03 pm
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       No, Mimi is the charity person to whom Amy gives the stuff she
       wasn't able to sell.
       [quote]... "... I wanted to get them straight to foster kids. I
       know you have some connections there. How would I go about it?"
       She [Amy] gave me her contact, Mimi, who lives in our same town!
       I left a message for Mimi.
       [/quote]
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