Today I packed about 80 percent of our dishes. We really don't have too many dishes- the problem is the number of glasses we own. I don't know what happened when we were registering for things for our wedding shower gifts but we asked for a billion glasses. We got regular everyday glasses in three different sizes, we got polka-dot glasses that match our silverware and we got square juice glasses. Those right there equal about 35 glasses. There's more. We also got three other sets of glasses that we didn't ask for and those came without receipts. All three of them were from couples who just recently got married so we suspect that they regifted some of the glasses they got from their wedding showers. In that collection we have water goblets, swirled glass and lightly tinted tall glasses. Those equal about 20 and I've just gotten started! Then we have to have red wine glasses, white wine glasses, beersteins, champagne glasses (six old fashioned and two flutes), martini glasses, and heavy crystal based highball glasses (I don't even know what you drink out of highball glasses, but Clint inherited them from his roommate's so we have them). How often do we use these specialty glasses you might ask? Well suffice it to say that when I packed them I had to remove a thick layer of dust from them before I could wrap them in newspaper. Yes, yes, I HAVE thought of getting rid of some of them especially since I have had to pack them twice since I got them all. The problem is I just don't know which ones I could live without!