When I see old binders, file folders, or envelopes at estate sales, I assume they have a bunch of old confederate money in them, or perhaps an autograph from George Washy himself. So far this hasn’t happened. Here are some pics of what you might find, though.
And for the record, this house was so crazy filthy (literally and figuratively). I love me some cats, but this was clearly a former cat mecca. There were giant boxes in which cat litter had been ordered in bulk. The floor had a slick mix of snow from people’s shoes and litter granules. There were areas of the floor where carpet had been ripped up due to the sheer amount of cat urine soaking it. The smell was about how you would imagine. Probably worse.
Take a good peek at that Playgirl Inc. letter which begins:
Dear Sir,
We wish to thank you for your letter and polaroid picture which we recently received. We regret, however, that we will not be able to use you as a Playgirl’s “Man of the Month” centerfold.
-Erin
Update from Sarah: I asked Erin why she didn’t purchase the dirty binder, and I stand by that question. Look at how much stuff it contained!!!