- 14 magazines
- A pile of loose notebook paper
- A spiral bound notebook
- A popsicle stick
- a plastic zipper bag filled with colored pencils
- Assorted loose colored pencils
- An electric pencil sharpener
- A hand pencil sharpener
- A glass egg roughly the size of a quail egg
- two remote controls
- A Nintendo DSi
- a blue "gertie"inflated ball
- two pairs of reading glasses, one of which has only one leg
- two strings of mardi gras beads
- A Weight Watchers cookbook
- A folded cloth napkin. Possibly clean. Or not.
- A Webelos Scouts neckerchief
- A bottle of hand lotion
- A bendy straw
- A deck of cards
- Three "Gogos" stickers
- A tin collectors box full of "Gogos"
- Three envelopes of mystery mail
- A plastic box containing almost exactly 10 pounds of marbles
- nail clippers
- A stack of coasters (these, ironically, are at the farthest possible distance from anywhere a person might reasonably be expected to set down a drink)
- A blue paper notice alerting me that the city will be turning off my water from 10 to 2 today for water line repairs
- Two packets of vegetable seeds (corn and okra)
- Instruction booklet for the Cox television system installed several months ago
- A laminated card with a passcode on it to some math website for Grayson
- A manga comic book
- Two paperbacks: one children's, one adults
- A letter from Grayson to his friend in Houston, unposted
- A box of "pop-its" snappers
- An opened package of "pop-its" snappers, leaking sawdust
- A rock
- The plastic cover to a Capri Sun straw
- Two CD cases for audio books: One adult, one children
- A 4 x 4 sample of knitting
- A Blasters album (vinyl) in its sleeve (thanks Michael!)
- A cd with collected songs by James McMurtry (thanks Konrad!)
- A Calvin and Hobbes book
- A large picture book of archaeological findings
- A Yu-gi-Oh card
- A Boomerang gift card (cool!)
- a torn piece of the back cover of a pocket folder, stuck to the table surface with some sticky substance
- My netbook (until I picked it up to post this)
- Three candles in class containers (These actually belong here)
- One candle, still in wrapping (this does not)
- A wooden box filled with glass beads
- A Swiss army knife
- scattered pencil shavings
- A glass holiday coaster that is meant to hold a photograph but doesn't have one in it
- A half-full box of colored pencils
- An emory board for foot calluses (in my defense, I was not using it to sand down my feet in the living room, I was using it to shorten my acrylic nails so I could use my hands again)
That's it. It's possible that some excavation could reveal further treasures, but that's all for now.
You can draw your own conclusions.
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