Showing posts with label trash. Show all posts
Showing posts with label trash. Show all posts

Monday, August 24, 2015

1987-88 Information Moscow: Western Edition

1987-88 Information Moscow: Western Edition
Romaine Fielding Enterprises, Inc.
1987
Weight: 2 lbs
Method of Disposal: Throwing Out


We are preparing for another move AND we are incredibly (and depressingly) broke so I am going through all my old books again and trying to thin out the herd.  I am grasping for financial straws and hoping that if I put some of them up for sale online that another random soul who likes to read actual books will scoop them up.  Keep your fingers crossed.

While doing this, I came upon the Moscow book.  I typed the ISBN in multiple times, never even paying attention to what the ISBN belonged to.  I grew increasingly frustrated every time the search would uncover nothing.  Finally, I paid attention to what I was doing.  Can you believe I moved a 2 lb information guide from when I was two years old with me in the last move?!?!  If you know me then you are probably not surprised.  Well, it is not happening again.  Tonight is the last night me and that book are spending together!
 

Saturday, August 27, 2011

Computer Books

Enterprise Content Services: Connecting Information and Profitability by Greg Laugero and Alden Globe 2002
Fodor’s U.S. Travel Road Atlas (donating? Using for art? Crafts?) 2008
Murach’s Visual Basic 2005 by Anne Boehm
Professional SQL Server 2005 Reporting Services by Paul Turley, Todd Bryant, James Counihan, Dave DuVarney
Weight: 8.5 lbs
Method of Disposal: Recycling




I was going through a box of books I had for sale and found some very outdated titles that are not worth anything, probably to anyone, at this point. I have sold many computer books without writing about them, but I am writing about these because they must have been here forever. They weigh A LOT. How long have I carried them?

The map is probably still useful but also dated. I have not decided its future yet, but it will be gone by the end of the week. Maybe turned into letters/postcards?