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Greenwood yard sale 2009

September 14th, 2009 at 02:15 am

Sunday
Saving log - $0
Spending log - $3.88 coffee, bagel + $26 vitamins, bath salts, apple
Found money - $0

Saturday
Saving log - $0
Spending log - $12 coffee, breakfast + $16 various yard sale finds in the neighborhood
Found money - $.10 carpet of breakfast place + $.01 crosswalk

It was this year version of the Greenwood Yard Sale - it used to be held in April, but ever since last year when it hailed the day of the yard sale, the neighborhood re-set the time to September.

I don't whether it was due to the recession or that it was such a nice day that a lot more people participated (what?

Text is not going to the new Bravern mall and Link is http://seattletimes.nwsource.com/html/localnews/2009855140_bravern13m.html
not going to the new Bravern mall), but the pickings were very good. I got a map from the Senior Center just up the street and began. I was specifically looking for a dutch oven for my sister, but I got:
2 bars of homemade soap (senior center) - $1
4 homemade brownies (senior center bake sale) - $1
1 metal bowl - $2
1 encyclopedia of container gardening - $1
4 burly patio chairs, 2 cushions - $7 (one had a strap out)
1 fold out patio table - $4

I could have gotten a foam cheesehead, a dehydrator, 2 bread machines, boodles of TVs (ha ha), a couple of flat screen monitors, a Bell & Howard film projector (got a flashback to second grade on that one).

We are in the process of getting rid of our ancient, flimsy patio chairs. Here's are two of the yard sale chairs. Stripping and repainting a patio table is in my future somehow.


In addition, we are going to give sister the smaller of one of our dutch ovens - we have two cast iron ones, each burly enough to make the NYT no knead bread recipe. I got the dutch oven that we're planning to give her from in a thrift store in Tucson for $10... made a lot of great meals in it.

3 Responses to “Greenwood yard sale 2009”

  1. monkeymama Says:
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    Flat screen monitors at a yard sale? I guess, why not. We haven't upgraded our circa 1980 monitors yet...

    I need to yard sale shop more. Big Grin

  2. baselle Says:
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    Geez, if i only knew!

  3. monkeymama Says:
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    Actually, I asked my dh yesterday why we still had these monstrosity monitors, and he told me first generation flat screens sucked. That, and it's not a priority. So I guess I won't be picking one up at a yard sale after all. Wink
    (Yeah, not exactly my priority either - probably keep them until they die).

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