Claire

...fish hooks, 20-lb fishing line, writing chalk, small blackboards / writing slates, pencil sharpeners, pencils, pens, writing ink, fine paper, art paper, card stock, clear sheet glass in small panes, bins of sorted stained glass broken bits; broken tiles for mosaics, plaster of paris, mortar powder, quicklime, baking soda, salt, biscuit tins, metal-outside-but-glass-lined canisters for flour, sugar, spices, etc., metal rulers and yardsticks, tape measures, bubble levels, non-slip gripping ‘cloth’, canning jars and equipment, grommets, tarps (lightweight woven plastic until they disappear, then oiled, waxed canvas), matches and more matches, curtain rods and hardware, spring-loaded shower curtain rods, U-joints and pipe fittings, duct tape, masking tape, clipboards, folding chairs, tray tables, hammocks, fishing nets, Panama hats, Gore-Tex rain gear, thinsulate lined boots and gloves, candy molds, muffin tins, butter molds, wool carding wire brushes, paraffin wax candles and blocks of paraffin for sealing canned goods like jam and jellies, also to dip wooden matches in for long term storage, tent pegs and stakes, umbrellas, bike parts, piano wire, guitar and violin strings, good horsehair bows, brass hinges for trunk and doors, thermos bottles and igloo coolers, all right, I’m stopping now.