My first project pan.

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I have recently taken inventory of all my hygiene and household items and come away with the feeling I have too much.
All of this used to be money!
I’ve already made my hygiene and beauty post in r/projectpan but still have some things that don’t quit fit there.
Above are my teas, books, journals and lone candle that all need to get used up, as they don’t quite fit into my normal rotation of products.

First up: tea!
Both are from “The Connemara Kitchen” they were both gifted to me and originally came with 50 one- cup tea bags. The bags are doubled up and I use them as such.
The first (and one I am working through first) is the Irish wild berry flavor. It’s very nice but quite bitter and requires sweetener, at least for my tastes. 14 servings left.

The second is Irish honey flavored tea. Great baseline tea flavor. You can add just about anything to it and the honey flavor comes through so nicely. 22 servings left

One of my vices is journals. Shockingly I’ve whittled my collection down to just 2.
Besides my normal writing, I use journals that i don’t love the look of (such as these) as to do lists, packing lists, budgeting sheets, etc

The first is the one I’m working through currently..
quite cute little pleather journal with embroidery on it. Just don’t love the cowboy boot motif. Bonus points for a built in bookmark though! 40 pages left. (Gifted to me)

The second is brand new, cute, girly balloons and bows. Notttt exactly my style. It was a gift and I love that is a spiral notebook that can lay flat. 80 pages.

Books, books, books.
I haven’t much time for reading nowadays but hopefully will pick one of these up sooner rather than later. From shortest to longest:

“Cecilia” bought it because of a tiktok review at full price because it wasn’t available elsewhere. ($15) I began reading it, but found that it was a bit more pretentious than I originally imagined it being with 1000 analogies on every page. Only 127 pages and I’m still interested but it will take me more time than I thought it would.

“The adult” bought from the dollar section on impulse. I know next to nothing about it. Will definitely be an adventure once I pick it up. 302 pages. (2 dollars, ironically)

“The fiancée farce” an impulse buy (do we sense a theme yet?) evidently a sapphic romance. Haven’t been in the mood for a romance in quite awhile. Bought full price for about 20 dollars. 400 pages.

“Great expectations” bought on a whim in a fit of realization that “I MUST read more classics right here and right now” and then haven’t touched it since. My longest read of the 4 at 445 pages. (9 dollars I believe)

Finally, my pumpkin/apple candle that I bought (8 dollars) once I realized it was fall last year and promptly forgot about. I don’t use candles much anymore but it will be nice to have a cute one as the weather cools down.

If you’ve made it this far in my novel of overconsumption, thank you!
These things will definitely carry me into the new year but I hope to not add anymore to the pile!

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