You’ve heard of Shark Week. Well it’s been Couch Week in Columbus and Pittsburgh.

Love when the family thinks of me. You know all this abandoned furniture has stories we’ll never hear.
You’ve heard of Shark Week. Well it’s been Couch Week in Columbus and Pittsburgh.

Love when the family thinks of me. You know all this abandoned furniture has stories we’ll never hear.
I was a passenger, on our way to downtown Columbus, Ohio. James was driving.
Another double discard!
Must be couch season.

I know these two couches had some adventures to tell. Shanti and I were headed to the Groceria in Bloomfield neighborhood to pick up a couple of meatball subs/hoagies/sandwiches for some friends. Oh my. I pulled over to the curb. Put the flashers on
We both got out of the car. She was as excited as I was to see TWO abandoned couches in front of the apartment building.
You do know I don’t go looking for these things, right? But there they were




My Son-in-Law is the guest blogger today.
It was exciting to receive his text with this photo.
Every abandoned couch and chair has a story to tell. My first thought this was it was at the University. Not!




I received this fabulous photo and message from fellow blogger Darlene Foster. (You can click her name to visit her blog. )
Thank you for thinking of me, Darlene. International abandoned furniture made my day!
“It was on Calle Cerise in Orihuela Costa. Calle Cerise means Cherry Street in English. I was on my early morning dog walk when I saw this abandoned red couch by a garbage bin. I immediatly thought of Ruth and quickly snapped a picture while the dogs waited impatiently.” Darlene

Darlene Foster is the author of the Amanda Travel books series that my granddaughters enjoy reading. Prema especially loved Amanda on the Danube as they were living right next to the river

Easter Sunday – chair on the sidewalk.


I love when my friends and family see abandoned furniture, they think of me. Thanks Laura. A good way to start my week.
