Pack Rat of What?

First a quick update on my previous post about hobbies/talents- I have checked about many books for the library and read though them.  I think I understand what I am reading on how to take a better picture but I am not always sure how to transfer that over to my camera.  Yesterday I took my camera outside and played around with the different auto settings.  I think I like what I got.  (You have to check out FB for some sample pictures).  I am still working on the whole Adobe Photoshop thing, but in my mind if I learn to take better pictures first I wont need to Photoshop very much.  I will keep playing there.

Ok, so this has been the last week before school starts and I have been doing the deep after summer house cleaning.  That means cleaning out the kids' closets, under beds, in drawers, and all other hiding places I can find.  While cleaning the thought occurred to me that everyone must be a pack rat or hoarder of something.  As I helped clean out the bedrooms I learned-

• Rebecca and Savannah's like to keep all kinds of trash, Dum Dum wrappers, broken crayons, dried out markers, broken jewelery, and stuffed animals.   
• Little Joe also like to keep all kinds of trash, old school papers, and tiny useless toys.  (I am not even sure where the toys come from.
• Kiley and Sarah's room as been the catch all crap room for years.  It houses everything that I don't know where to put or think I will put it away later.  There were a couple of donate to Goodwill bags, lots of bags and boxes of clothes that are either too big for Kiley or Sarah. I am proud to say that I got everything put away.
• As a family we have (the first things to come to mind)- outdated computer games, pages and pages of usernames and passwords to various websites, and cassette tapes (we lack anything to play them with).  I am sure there is more.  While cleaning out the girls' closet I came across two boxes.  I knew exactly what they were, 14 years of church magazines.  As I looked at these boxes I asked myself why I was keeping these magazines because if I really needed an article or something I could get it from the computer.  I keep these Magazines because my mom does.  Well, I decided since they were not getting used much there was no reason to keep them but I could not bring myself to throw them all out.  So to help myself out I kept two Magazines from each year- the May and November issues of The Ensign (there are the conference issues).  So now I have a half box filled with General Conference talks going back to 1997.  

I am sure that everyone reading this has something that you just can't get rid of.  What do you find your family pack ratting or hoarding?