deck to look in the backyard, and promptly slipped and fell on the wet deck that had about a quarter inch of green mildew growing on it, because SOMEONE hadn't power-washed in a really long time. Thankfully, we got approved, and she didn't sue us. lol. Rest assured Wendy, you are not alone on "bag hoarding". I have even convinced myself they multiply when I am not looking (sort of like how cords get tangled even after immense care to keep them organized!). My "hoarding" is related to saving glass jars, like almond butter and ghee mostly. I buy these regularly at WF, wash the jars, and put them in the cupboard. It is crazy how many are there, even after boxes of them have been already weeded out! And they aren't even nostalgic jars like mason or anything. I don't have the "external buster" so I have to rely on the "internal noticer", which of course is always more lenient in situations like this ;) Eh, it's all good. Who would we be without our silly quirks? Sending extra chin scratches and butt rubs to the little ones. I bet Lulu is loving this (finally) cool fall day! I may be a bit late in the game on this, but I just HAD to comment. I have the same issue with brown paper bags, especially the thicker, more robust Whole Foods paper bags. They have so many uses, but perhaps we don't need SO many. I'm the first to