What she was willing to part with:
In-school college visit form
Three unused paper napkins
Brown recycled napkin
“A senior prom fundraiser” sheet
Bow that was ‘probably on an elastic’
Broken binder clip
State News receipt, $16.31
8.Blank yellow Post-it
“To do list” on Post-it

What she was not willing to part with:
School hotline card
Five Star Mead Notebook of “Calculus Notes”
“A sheet of paper with the format of my French exam”
“A sheet of sort of life skills at school”
“Three sheets of
“reminders, they are about college”
Valentines Day card
genetics notes” on pink lined paper
Green Five Star Mead “My AP Bio Notebook”
Stack of Miscellaneous papers
Brown LeSportSac makeup bag
Black hair elastic
Safety pin “for my skirt”
“Photocopy of my insurance”
American Tourister black umbrella
“A pink sheet explanation card about genetics for AP Bio”
Texas Instruments calculator
Pair of white socks
Blackberry case
Silver clips, “I just use them for paper”
Blue Bic pen
Directions to Cityview, its like a squash place”
Rhinoceros, Eugene Ionesco
The Human Stain, Phillip Roth
Library copy of Tom Paine, His Life, Work and Times, by Audrey Williamson
Tom Paine and Revolutionary America, by Eric Farmer
Stadtler Fineliner black pen
LeSportSac pencil case
Bottle of Duane Reade hand sanitizer
Turquoise Umbrella case
Gray Scrunchie brush
“Mom's” brown suede gloves
One Tampax tampon
Blue Post-it tabs
Light blue “ticket for a play next week at my school”
Eight dollars
$1.73 in change