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"I found something in a back cupboard the other day that belonged to Peter. It&amp;#039;s a partial set of Three Stooges cups - partial because we lost a few somewhere along the way. They&amp;#039;re nothing special, just plastic with the Stooges&amp;#039; faces on them and a logo - they were a gift from a high school buddy. Peter was a fan, but not a collector or anything. Anyway, I threw them out. Anna asked me why, and I replied that I needed the room in the cupboard (and I did), and besides, I&amp;#039;m not a fan. I suppose I could have saved them and offered them to Peter, but he&amp;#039;s been gone over two years and officially owns a home of his own with Stacie now. If he&amp;#039;d wanted them, he would have asked for them, don&amp;#039;t you think? Then again, I thought that with the lawn tractor, and look where that got me. I&amp;#039;m not mad about him wanting that, really. It was a birthday present of his, after all. What made me mad was when he yelled at me for giving away his weed wacker. He left a very heavy gas-powered one behind, and I could never get the thing to start, much less lug it around. I bought a nice, light battery powered one for me. The other one sat there for a year or so, until the day my neighbor asked to borrow it. He&amp;#039;s been kind enough to fix some things for me around here, and his weed wacker bit the dust. I told him to just take the big one and keep it. Of course, two years out, Peter suddenly decided he wanted it back. I have no idea why. He&amp;#039;d been living in a house with a yard that he had to mow and weed wack for over a year by that time - it&amp;#039;s not like he couldn&amp;#039;t have used it before. I stuck to my guns and refused to ask for it back. I think I waited a fair amount of time for him to claim it. What do you think? What&amp;#039;s a fair amount to wait for your ex to claim stuff? Or should all bets be off once they walk out the door? "^^<http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema#string>
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