
Anyway, it turns out to contain boxes of slides taken by my late brother-in-law. I don’t even want to think about how many years ago that was. I had a vague memory of storing it under the bed after my late mother-in-law gave it to us. Maybe someone’s doing a play set in the 1980s?įinally there was the mystery suitcase. These, and another suitcase-in-suitcase are going to the “share shack” at the transfer station. This was a nice set back in the day, but it’s way too heavy to lug on a trip now. It turned out to be a suitcase full of smaller suitcases. I didn’t know what to expect when I pulled out the old green suitcase that belonged to my mother. Boy does that date me! Contents intact, these three suitcases went back under the bed, too. This first one used to be used, back when I was a kid, to hold hair rollers and clips for pin curls. Navy, and Franklin County sheriff’s department.

Next up came the first of several suitcases containing old uniforms-bagpipe band, U.S.

It doesn’t happen often, but we can still remember the blizzard of ’98 when the entire state was without power for most of a week. Yes, we have an upstairs bath now, but there are still those occasions when the power goes out, taking the pump with it. After dusting, it went back under the bed. No one likes to go traipsing through a wooded campground just to visit the comfort station in the middle of the night. Yes, that is what you think it is, a utilitarian piece of equipment we lovingly dubbed “the world’s largest chamber pot.” When we used to go camping in a pop-up camper, it went along. Judging by the thickness of the layer of dust, it has been at least a decade, maybe more, since anything was pulled back out. Our policy has been to shove it under there and forget it. There is lots of space underneath for storage. It has elaborately carved head and foot boards and is much higher off the floor than most modern beds. We sleep in a nineteenth-century bed that was a wedding gift from my in-laws. It’s truly astonishing how many things can be put aside and forgotten just because they might “still have some good in them.” We tossed everything from ancient sweatshirts to moth-eaten blankets, to old electronics that haven’t worked for decades. If this wasn’t already obvious, it became blindingly apparent the other day when I decided to haul out the things stored beneath our bed as a continuation of the general weeding we began a few months ago when we were making room to install an upstairs half bath. After doing so, he laughs at himself and repeats what he had said to himself.Kaitlyn Dunnett/Kathy Lynn Emerson here, confessing one of my greatest sins-I’m a lousy housekeeper. In during his rants, Captain Kabuki tends to make puns, clever wordplay, and rhymes. Much of his time is spent taking apart planets and putting them into bottles, demonstrating that he loves collecting. He has a very feminine voice and speech pattern, very similar to that of HIM.

He was later carried away by Baron on a dog leash, saying that they were teaming up to stop Robbit.Ĭaptain Kabuki appears to have a white egg-shaped head, a humanoid body, an antenna at the top of his head with a blue bulb at it's end, eyebrows and eyes but no nose, red feminine lips, a white ruff around his neck, a cape with a green outside and a red inside, light blue skin on his arms/chest, and dark-blue tights.Ĭaptain Kabuki is a very extravagant person. After being defeated, Captain Kabuki sulked as his body was covered in explosions. In the final stage, Robbit fought what appeared to be Captain Kabuki in a blue robe-suit with a pink heart on it. After each set was cleared, Captain Kabuki would comment on the situation, slowly becoming more and more angry as each set was defeated. Once clearing three stages, he would attach a robotic-wire to the third world and carry them away, Captain Kabuki attempting to follow. It was then that Robbit showed up and began going from bottle to bottle, clearing the small chunks of land inside of them and then smashing them. Baron escaped to a small astroid and called the Universal City Hall and asked them for help. Shortly after Baron Aloha arrived back at his secret-hideout planet, Captain Kabuki showed up and began stuffing parts of it into bottles.
