Ahh, the joys of using the neighbor's clothesline! These are my towels...that's my neighbor's house. The clothesline is basically on the property line...when we moved in 4 years ago, she told me she was thinking of removing it. I told her I would buy it and move it over a foot...it stayed in the same place but I use it more than she does. I'm a little weird...I really don't like towels dried in the drier. I feel like they don't absorb at all...one of my many quirks.So, the loot from yard sales this am? Glad you asked! Kinda slim today, actually...my daughter was banging on my bedroom door at 7 wanting to know when we were leaving. Told you they love to go!
Men's Tuxedo $5.00 (this is for the future formals my boys will attend. why rent?)
Men's winter boots $3.00
Gallon name brand cleaner for my Bissell $3.00 (sells for $30ish)
11 gorgeous, like-new baby outfits for a friend and for my nephew $4.00
2 polo shirts for my son $3.00
A really cool silk tie with tree frogs for my son $1.00
Then I came home and listed several items on ebay. I haven't been working much (long story) and I need some cash...I'll let you know how it goes.
My husband has been landscaping all day. I bought him a Black and Decker hedge trimmer for his birthday last week. Speaking of which, whoever came up with the completely lame rule that gifts (at least for women) aren't supposed to have a cord attached? In other words, just give useless, brainless, fluff that will be sold at a yard sale the next year. What's up with that? Remember how excited Ma Ingalls was when Pa brought her a piece of glass for her window? When did it become a bad thing to give somebody something they need? When we became too rich as a culture to actually have needs anymore?
Coming up: 50% off at Carolina Thrift tomorrow, double coupons to a $2 at KMart this week.
Money In $0
Money out: $66.00 (yardsale and Home Depot-home stuff)
