Box #17–Living Room Closet--2012

Clear Container with Clear Lid

1. Scarves
2. Mittens and Gloves
3. Hats

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House--Living Room

Box #14f–Large Posters and Prints–2012

Large Black Garbage Bag–Behind Bookcase in Front of Bar

1. Oil Painting, Deep Palette Knife, yellow adobe buildings on yellow street

2. Goddard Print

3. Wood Cutout templates from dinosaur models

Also some flattened boxes behind Bookcase

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(Family Room: 2012)

Box #11b–Pictures in Frames–2012

Banker’s Box 1. Robin and Jesse Graves, circa late 1970's

2. Scene (Don’t know what or where)

3. Eric B. (about 9 or 10) with Baseball and Bat, wearing a Phillies shirt

4. Eric B. with a Black and Yellow shirt, about 13 years old

5. Eric B., High School Graduation

6. Henry and Anita S., 1970's?

7. Eric B., about 14, school picture, B-I-G H-A-I-R (LOL) 8. Jennifer, mid-1970's 9. Print: “Conles Demamere”

10. Print: “Marchand de Lanterne”

11. Blank Frames, 2

12. Eric Baby Picture (Scanned)

13. Eric, about 2, with Aunt Betsy (Minerva M.)

14. Mark, Missy (with ‘fro ;=) ), Jeff, and Carrie, circa 1982

15. Victoria, About 7 or 8

16. Water Color by Jennifer
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 (House, Family Room: 2012)

Box #11a–Picture Frames and Photos in Frames–2012

Banker’s Box
1. 8x10 Walnut-finish Double hinged frame

2. 5x7 Silver frame, 1

3. 5x7 Wood frame, 1

4. 5x7 Orangish Frame, 1

5. 4x6 Orangish frame, 2

6. 4x6 Silver frame, 1

7. 3.5x5 silver frame, 3

8. 2x3 silver frame, 3

9. Small Superman frame (In box)

10. United We Stand, 4x6 Silverplate frame

11. Leather and Wood Frame with heart-shaped viewing area

12. Tiny metal Frame

Photos in Frames:
13. Jennifer with Scoop Jackson and other members of the Democratic Party (color, 1976)

14. UPI Photo: Jennifer kissing Scoop Jackson on the cheek (Black and White, 1976)

15. Jennifer in Dover, Harriet Brown’s (color, circa December 1970)

16. Jennifer, age 4 (Winter 1955)

17. Jennifer at Indian Steps (Pennsylvania), circa 1974-76

18. Mary Lou S., about age 15 (Jennifer’s Mother) (Black and White, circa 1946) (Oval frame)

19. Jennifer, about 1974-75

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(House, Family Room: 2012)

Box #8–Jerry’s Overflow Clothes–2012

Clear Container with Purple Lid
1. Jerry’s sweat pants (in good shape), t-shirts, black slacks

;=)
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(House, bedroom: 2012)

Box #7–Jen’s Overflow Clothes–2012

Clear Container with Purple Lid
1. Jen’s shorts, t-shirts, jeans, and at least one jean skirt

;=)
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(House, bedroom: 2012)

Box #6A and 6B–Jen’s Jeans and Shorts–2012

1. Box A (Basket Laundry Basket, placed on Box B):

Jen’s overflow jeans and shorts, sizes that fit as of 1/2012 or maybe a bit smaller.

Jen’s largest pair of jeans ever, just to remind her not to get that big, ever again (Bottom of heap).

2. Box B (Clear Plastic Container with Purple Lid):

Small Jeans and shorts, size 8 and 10 (ala 2000); hope springs eternal, doesn’t it?

;=)
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(House, bedroom, next to TV and phone: 2012)

Box #5–Jerry and Jen’s Sweaters and Sweatshirts–2012

1. Mostly Jerry’s Extra Sweatshirts and Sweaters, Some Jen

Jerry and Jen need to go through these items.

2. Extra long underwear, tighty whiteys

;=)
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(House: 2012)

Box #4–Jerry’s Sweaters and Sweatshirts–2012

1. Mostly Jerry’s Extra Sweatshirts and Sweaters

Jerry needs to go through these items.

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(House: 2012)

Box #3–Jen and Jerry’s Off-Season Clothes–2012

1. Contents will vary according to season

Summer: Shorts, light nightgowns, and T-shirts

Winter: Jeans, turtle necks, long-sleeve tops, long underwear, winter P.J.’s

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(House: 2012)

Box #2b–Jen’s Off-Season Clothes–2012

1. Contents will vary according to season

Summer: Shorts, light nightgowns, and T-shirts

Winter: Jeans, turtle necks, Long-sleeve tops, long underwear, winter P.J.’s

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(House: 2012)

Box #2a–Jen’s Off-Season Clothes–2012

Don't say that I didn't warn you.

Are you snoring yet?

1. Contents will vary according to season

Summer: Shorts, light nightgowns, and T-shirts

Winter: Jeans, turtle necks, Long-sleeve tops, long underwear, winter P.J.’s

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(House: 2012)

Box #1–Rocks and Mineral Specimens–2012

1. Small Amethyst/Citrine (Ametrine), 1
2. Dr. Rock Dog–Polished river rocks, Souvenir collection, with descriptions, 1
3. Large Agate bookend, dyed blue, 1
4. Painted Rock “For Being You...Thanks!” (With ladybug), 1
5. In Plastic Container: Large Argonite specimen, 1
6. Brown Box:

A. Hematite (Bouse, Arizona), 1
B. Azurite (Arizona), 1
C. Various quartz specimens, small
D. Salt
E. Two Black Sapphires, egg-shaped, 2
F. Two lovely turquoise cabochons, 2
G. Hemimorphite –79 mine Arizona, 1
H. Leopard Quartz, 1
I. Quartz point, Date Creek, Arizona, 1
J. Azurite/Malachite specimen, 1
K. Small Argonite specimen, 1
L. Two small Malachite/Azurite specimens, 2

7. Brown Box:

A. Bismuth specimen, 1
B. Petrified Wood, 1
C. Vortex Rock from Sedona, 1
D. Desert Rose Quartz, 1
E. Strange Green Rock slice with reddish back, 1
F. Petrified Wood, 1
G. Glass knob (clear, flower)
H. Zoisite (Green) with ruby-colored inclusions, 1
I. Agate, gray and reddish, rough specimen, 1
J. Petrified wood, 1
K. Reddish parking lot rock, 1 (reddish film rubs off), 1
L. Red coral (dyed), 2

8. Smithsonite (?), Large light blue specimen, 1
9. Petrified Wood, 1
10. Trilobite #1, 1
11. Trilobite #2, 1
12. Jar: Various small rocks
13. Jar: Various small rocks
14. Jar: Various small rocks
15. Milky white quartz (medium specimen), 1
16. Various Specimens (small) in plastic container; all are small

A. Chrysocolla, 1
B. Rust colored stone, found in parking lot in Flatstaff, Arizona
C. Chrysocolla, 2 small stones in boxes, 1
D. Amazonite (?), 1
E. Blue Tourmaline, 4
F. Dyed Agate, 4
G. Red Tiger’s Eye, 3
H. Azurite/Malachite, 1
I. Peacock Ore (4: Red, Aqua, Blue, Gold)
J. Chrysocolla, 1
K. Amazonite (?), 1
L. Black stone (unknown type), 1
M. Black Onyx Arrowhead, 1
N. Blue/Green Goldstone, 1
O. Monnstones, 3
P. Amethyst, 1
Q. Raw Green Aventurine, 1
R. Green Jasper (?), 1
S. Black rock (unknown type), 1
T. Black Slate, 1

17. Petrified Wood, Winslow and Holbrook, AZ, 2
18. Slate from 701 Terrace Road (Backyard), 1
19. Small gray marble, flat oblong stand
20. Fossil fern, 1
21. Banded Ironstone (2: 1 large, 1 medium)

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(House: 2012)

Book Box #2–Books–2012

1. Madeleine Albright– Madam Secretary
2. The Amazing Spiderman–Reprint of Spiderman #1 (Comic Book)
3. Jeffrey Berman–Dying to Teach (memoir)
4. T.C. Boyle–After the Plague
5. Tom Brokaw–Boom!
6. Gwendolyn Brooks–Selected Poems
7. Raymond Chandler–Farewell, My Lovely
8. The Complete Live and Learn and Pass It On
9. J.M. Coetzee–Elizabeth Costello
10. Robin Cook–Fever
11. Forest Davis–Goddard Themes, 1863-2005
12. Ian Hamilton–Robert Lowell Biography
13. Rachel and Richard Heller–The Carbohydrate Addict’s Diet
14. Maxine Hong Kingston–The Fifth Book of Peace
15. David Malcolm–Understanding Graham Swift
16. Robert S. McGeary–Road Dogs (signed)
17. Sue Monk–The Secret Life of Bees
18. Rick Moody–The Diviners (signed)
19. Walter Mosley–Diablerie
20. D.G. Myers–The Elephants Teach
21. Frank Nappi–Echoes From the Infantry
22. Gloria Naylor–The Men of Brewster Place
23. Rosa Parks–Rosa Parks: My Story
24. Pauline Reage–Story of O
25. Edward Rutherford–London
26. Arthur Schopenhauer–The Essays of Schopenhauer
27. Charles Shields–I Am Scout (Biography of Harper Lee)
28. Studs Terkel–The Good War
29. Emily Toth–Impeccable Advice (signed)
30. Peter Weissman–I Think, Therefore Who am I?
31. Tim Wise–White Like Me (signed)

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(House, Bedroom, Bottom of Pile next to dresser–2012)

Book Box #1–Books–2012

(Yes, We Read--A Lot!)

1. Scott Adams–It’s Obvious You Won’t Survive by Your Wits

2. Sharon Athey Tapes (Because they fit an open spot)

3. Marshall Boswell–David Foster Wallace

4. Shirley Grey Brewer–Thistledown and Transcending Boundaries (Envelope)

5. Hillary Rodham Clinton–Living History

6. Barbara Ehrenreich–Nickel and Dimed

7. Jane Eskridge–Before Scarlett: Girlhood

8. Gillian Fenwick–Understanding Tim Parks

9. Karen Joy Fowler–The Jane Austen Book Club

10. Neil Gaiman–American Gods (signed First Edition)

11. Julian Granberry–Letters from Margaret

12. Edward M. Hallowell and John J. Ratey–Driven to Distraction

13. Historic Garden Week in Virginia

14. P.D. James–The Children of Men

15. Lori Jakiela–Miss New York Has Everything (signed)

16. Paul B. Janeczko–Worlds Afire

17. Clem Martini–The Plague: Feather and Bone, The Crow Chronicles (signed)

18. Frank McCourt–Teacherman

19. Jacqueline Mitchard–The Deep End of the Ocean

20. Barbara Noel with Kathryn “Kitsi” Watterson–You Must be Dreaming

21. Christopher Noel–Unlikely Event of a Water Landing

22. Phase Blue–Rhetorical Program

23. Poetic Food 4 Thought–Literary Poetry

24. Richard Preston–The Demon in the Freezer

25. David Simon–Homicide: A Year on the Killing Streets

26. Loung Ung–First They Killed My Father (signed)

27. Jeff Walt–The Danger of Everything

28. Weekend: Vikend (Macedonian TV Guide)

29. Lynn Weiss–Attention Disorder in Adults

30. Oscar Wilde–The Importance of Being Earnest

31. Tennessee Williams–Memoirs

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Banker's Box
(House, Bedroom, Second to Bottom of Pile next to dresser–2012)