- Three rolls of masking tape
- Two baggies of nuts and bolts and screws
- One pearlized (I've been informed that the technical term is "mother-of-toilet-seat") pickguard for a guitar
- One CD, Åsa Jinder, Folkmusic på svenska
- 12 loose CDS for PC
- Three spindles of CDs DVDs etc
- Eight aluminum cans, empty
- One almost empty bottle of water
- Approximately seventeen mandolin picks in a small plastic box made for business cards
- One post-it note that has the following list, with illustrations: deer, dear, bear
- One screwdriver, Phillips
- Two AAA batteries
- One nose hair trimmer
- One industrial size Flintstones vitamins bottle, empty
- One package of figs, unopened
- Three loose blank index cards
- One watch
- One Red Green coaster, free with purchase of six pack of DVDs
- Starbucks gift card, found in parking lot ($0.93 total balance.)
- Some sort of glass tube
- Four tie clips
- Passport bag, with moose
- Needle file
- Scissors sharpener
- Zicam bottle, from cold in the spring.
- 23 (at least!) fingernail clippings
- Phone number of OTHER WOMAN. bitch.
- Blue rubber blinking ring
- One beautiful tatted bookmark ;)
- Two pictures of wife (yet still he has the phone number of AMANDA.)
- Flower vase full of various electronic bits
- One set of mandolin tuners
- One mandolin electronic tuner
- One Citizenship/Naturalization certificate (think we should probably file that sucker, no?)
- Five pound bag of jolly ranchers
- Seven life-sized mandolin drawings
- Four printed versions of own book
- Three books about playing mandolins
- Eight more mandolin picks, hidden in a small jewelry box
- One box standard staples, a Christmas present from wife last year
- Two tripod mounts for digital camera
- Thirty-one unused but crumpled napkins, folded
- Five post-it pads, all saying CellularONE
- Three insurance cards. Different insurance. From different jobs. None of which is what he has now.
- Another bloody pick
- A blue million scraps of paper with book notes scribbled on them
- Mint chapstick
- ANOTHER phone number from other woman. Email address, too, i might want to keep that.
- Four business cards with his name from previous jobs
- Manicure set (??)
- Dell Sverige 10 year celebratory pen, with case
- One USB to PS2 convertor
- One unidentified roll of film
- One clever orange glass swirly item that we never figured out what the purpose of was but may be a pen holder (also a gift from wife)
- One custom label for handmade mandolins, No 4, dated June 2004 Morehead Kentucky. Never mind that we didn't live in Morehead in June 2004.
- Six more post it pads
- Three sets of mandolin strings, unopened
- One set of 3D glasses
- One empty case for digital memory card
- One empty tie clip box
- Three greeting cards (two birthday, one thank you, all at least six months old)
- One more mandolin pick, in plastic baggie
- Glue stick which looks to have been purchased in 1984
- Loose pick
- Mickey Mouse business card holder, present from wife before moving
- Spongebob Squarepants mouse pad
- Stone water fountain that plays music, also a gift from wife
- Stack of business cards from places we will never need the business card from
- One USB charger for blackberry phone
- One palm pilot case and unit, permanently on charge but never used
- Visual Basic .NET in 24 hours book
- Serious-looking harmonica, in case.
- One miniature deck of cards
- One cell phone charger (plugged in) for phone he no longer owns
- One cell phone charger (not plugged in) for phone he DOES own
Edited to add: Upon further reflection, I thought perhaps I should clarify that the first phone number is from someone he works with and the second one is from a mutual friend who's married to a Swedish guy. But I just wanted to be a bit of a drama queen about it.