Company D is a store where you can purchase Disney merchandise from the parks at heavily discounted rates, but the catch is you gotta go with a cast member in order to either get in or purchase anything there. :) The one in Anaheim used to be in the TDA (Team Disney Anaheim) building years ago, but they moved it to another location in a business park near-ish the Park.

It is the place between Company C and Company E

I just checked. GusGus spent less than $50.00. I am relieved.

I still wish I could go and trawl for additions to my collection of main street miniatures. Although I did manage to add one building the conventional way this past trip, at the conventional price.

Actually Cherny, it's moved to an even more difficult location in some industrial park. The flipside is, it's bigger :)

One of the furniture places in town is having their annual "tent sale." Boy made me go to see if we could find the reclining loveseat that we want. At Mor it was $599 with a $70 delivery charge. Oak Liquidators had it for $579 with a $89 delivery. We are buying it from a local (reputable) dealer for $299 +$50 for delivery. The only thing is that it is the floor model and is sold "as is." For $300 I can totally live with a couple of small scuffs. We will be covering it with towels anyway, because of the girls.

That's great MG! I bet that chair is sold to the stores for $200 and the rest is markup! Enjoy!

As the economy has slowed down (into recession if you like that term) I'm starting to see a real up-tick in the number of "Going out of business" sales in this part of the country. So far they are primarily rug dealers and the funky curio type shops that I always amazed managed to stay in business to start with but the trend does seem to be building.