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Has this ever happened to you? Let’s say you have some items you need to ship across the country to a family member: a framed photo, a set of fragile kitchenware, and a small vintage alarm clock. All the items a decent amount of value, sentimentality, and fragility to them. Because of this, you know that you’d rather not try to find boxes and pack them yourselves in fear of breaking the items during transit.

What is the best part about going to a new movie? Maybe it’s the smell of fresh popcorn or the sound in the theater when the movie is about to start. How about listening to a new album or opening a new comic book? It could be that first illustration on the opening page of the story or the first few clicks and pops of the record player. It’s a glorious feeling. We love the movies. We love great stories, and we love great music. If you feel like jazzing up your entertainment room, your kid’s wall, or your record or comic collection, you could visit Tyrrell’s Antiques in Portland, OR.

When’s the last time you attended a Major League Baseball game? This year, last year, or ages ago? Whenever it was, there is always one thing you can count on seeing at the game, sports memorabilia. Fans wearing the hats and jerseys of their favorite teams and players. The stadiums often have giveaways involving player bobbleheads, posters, collectible bags, keychains, and more. Items like these hold great value to their owner. Sometimes, they even have great monetary value. Recently, sports cards have reentered the hearts and minds of collectors.

Do you ever get tired of running errands? The answer is probably ‘yes.” It’s easy to understand. There is never a good time to do it. It’s too early before work. You’re too tired after work. You don’t want to spend your day off bouncing from store to store getting all your tasks done. Don’t forget the fact that you most likely have to stand in line at each of the places you go because you’re not the only one doing chores that day. Then, before you know it, the day is half over and any semblance of a weekend is gone.