For the Minimalism Game Day 25, I was determined to get everything from the kitchen. I want to reorganize my kitchen shelves, and I realize I have too much stuff, mostly stuff that I never use. A lot of these items came from a top shelf that I can’t reach and I usually just put stuff there when I want to forget it.

Not sure this numbering will be in any understandable order, but I will try to go from left to right.

1. An expired hand sanitizer (I never use hand sanitizer).
2. Betta fish water conditioner.
3. And another bottle.
4. Expired children’s Tylenol.
5. Expired Neosporin.
6. A woven item made to hold paper plates that my parents used in the 1980s. I don’t use paper plates and this had gross food stuck in it (probably from the 1980s).
7. And another one.
8. Expired spices.
9. A metal thing that been sitting on my sink for six years (I guess I don’t need it).
10. Expired baking soda.
11. Expired cinnamon.
12. Another expired spice blend.
13. A candle that I moved with from my old apartment six years ago and still haven’t lit.
14. (back row) Expired jelly from fridge.
15. Expired mayo from fridge.
16. Set of creamer and sugar holders on a tray that was my mother’s and I hate and I hate looking at and why have I looked at it for the last 17 years?
17. Second piece of that set.
18. Third piece of that set.
19. I am not sure the intended purpose of the green thing, where it came from, or how long I’ve had it.
20. Ice cream holder–I don’t need a dedicated glass for this purpose and haven’t used in at least six years.
21. Another.
22. Another.
23. Ball jar with no lid.
24. Another.
25. Bud vase.