Sell Your Swank! (August 16th-17th, 2008)
 

Hi everyone!

Just talked with Wolfy999, and she's offered up her ginormous well-located front yard for a multiple-family yard sale on August 16th and 17th. (She's had people line up as early as 6am on previous sales, and has made a small mint, due to location - in Garden Grove, not far from Disneyland, between 4 major roads.)

This gives us plenty of time to rummage through our old treasures and make some nice cash. Just about anything can be sold, so even if you don't want to part with old junk, try making up some art, crafts, BBQ items, or even baked goodies. There is plenty of room for just about anything you want to sell.

At the end of the two days, you're welcome to take back any remaining stuff, or leave it for the donation pick-up later that afternoon.

Also, if you can't be present the whole time, someone always will be, and all sales will be tracked. However, you are responsible for bringing, displaying and pricing your own stuff.

For those of you who want to join in, we could also use some extra tables and tarps for display that day, so if you have any to lend, that would be swell. I'll even bring my EZ-up so we have some shade to sit under, or to display any sun-sensitive items. Wolfy will advertise in the OCRegister, and I'll make signs for the streets. Any other advertising assistance (even if it's just plugging Craig's List for us) would be great.

Please vote your interest in the poll above, and we'll have more details in the coming month.

Huh... good idea!

Poll's up now.

Yep...one and all are welcome!

Let's make some extra cash to off set the economy thats setting us all back a bit!

I've got a card table and a tarp. Plus a ton o stuff.

Boy, I'd love to, but I'd eat up any potential profit driving my crap down from SF. :(

Good luck guys, a great idea!

Where does she live?

How do you track which stuff belongs to what person?

Garden Grove, nestled between Euclid, Brookhurst, Katella, and Orangewood.

Simple - when pricing your stuff, put your initials on your tags/stickers, then the amount is written down next to your name. Then, everything gets tallied at the end of the day and distributed. (Read: Spreadsheet with columns with each person's name at the top.)

I grew up doing this with my aunts and such, and it goes very smoothly. People just need to make sure to use good stickers/tags (so they don't fall off), and put their initials on them. A description of the items sold can also be written next to the selling price on the spreadsheet, if anyone has concern over what exactly they sold. Each amount is always written down separately, like a receipt.

It takes two people to run the cash table - one to handle the cash, and one to maintain the spreadsheet.

Oh, and my friend J. is going to join us that day as well. (Some of you know her.) She might be making some crafts to sell. :)

One question: I haven't participated in a garage sale in some time, but don't people usually haggle when making purchases? How will that be handled?

In my family there is an agreed upon "what we will haggle on" before hand.

Any price changes are then noted on the price stickers if they are collected, or list.

But most times, in our circle, it ends of being a reason to gather, chat, drink, beer, and tan. No one ever leaves.

What Ponine said. ;)

Bumping this back up to remind everyone that we have just over two weeks to gather up our old stuff. :)

We went through Maddy's closet last weekend - 6 bags of clothes so far.

I'm going through clothes this weekend. I decided it's time, since I can't put them all away without literally stuffing them into the drawers or piling on the closet floor, both of which are unacceptable. Time to get rid of crap I haven't worn in awhile, so my stuff can remain clean and non-wrinkled.

Bill and I are in! We can bring our own tables.

I forgot about this. I should go through my stuff at home and at my parents.

And, for those of you who are saving time by marking stuff as you're pulling it, don't forget to put your initials on the tags, so we know who gets the dough. :)

The night before, I'll print out a spreadsheet log so we can keep track of everything sold.

Oh, and a suggestion to sellers - please save up some plastic grocery bags and newspapers to wrap any fragile items.

I have a few tables/benches to use, but we're going to need more by the sounds of it. Thanks JW for pitching in a couple! Anyone else who can bring tables/benches (folding works best)?

I've got a card table.

I'm bringing 3 and an EZ-up.

Thanks for bumping this back up - I was thinking about this the other day.

Your organization skills are awesome!!!!
:snap:

I grew up doing multi-family yardsales. We always had one in late summer and January with a few family friends and my aunts. :)

Sounds like there are a couple of you fantastic yard sellers here. Your history sounds like Ponines....I think this sale, with the location location location will be a hit!!

Well, I think with your, DP, skills with your work {including editing, I suck at photo editing...can't ever make up my mind....} you are a Queen at Organization.

{wait, I remember your comment about your overflowing drawers...but, you do see it as an issue, so, I guess that still leans towards organization}.

They weren't overflowing until I bought some new clothes a few months ago, and then realized I had no space for 'em. So, yeah... out with the old crap!

Everytime I read this thread title, I think of something different. I must stop reading KB posts.

With a few exceptions, if you haven't worn it in a year you're probably going to never wear it again.

Those of you who need the address...PM me.

I need to get stuff together. Oh, and talk to Chris about it. ;)

Huh/

Dawned on me....we have NO SHADE in our front yard!

Anyone have one of those tarp thingys to give us sellers some shade?

I have an EZ-up that I plan on using over the cash table. ;)

Also, I do have some tarps to display more stuff on the lawn if needed.

Oh, and I'm going to make up a flyer and can send the file to anyone who wants to print some for their work break room, etc. I'd like to list some of what we're all selling. So, does anyone have specifics like furniture, art, cookware, etc.? I already figured that clothing is one of 'em.

And, I will also need the specific hours that the sale will be open.

I'm thinking let's only do 1 day...August 16th and have it run from 7AM until 3PM.

Since just one day, how about 'til 4 or 5? It's your home, so the final decision is yours, but there are sometimes latecomers.

Ok, just spoke to Wolfy.

We're doing it on Saturday only from 7am-3pm, with the option of running later if customers are still coming.

Please bring a dish or snacks to share and your own drinks (a cooler and ice will be provided). We'll have a nice little potluck buffet set up all day in the kitchen for the sellers.

Also, if you have any collectibles that you wish to sell, but don't want them handled much, Wolfy is offering an inside table for display upon customer request. A sign will be posted on the EZ-up that reads, "More collectibles available inside, viewable by request."

For anything that doesn't sell and you don't want to haul back, a donation pick-up will be scheduled.

We've been cleaning closets here. Mostly Maddy's clothes so far but I'll get to the better stuff next weekend.

Any general guidelines on pricing?

Whatever you think you can get.....? People are cheap, keep that in mind.

I like boobies.



And pancakes.


Make sure you mention any collectible type stuff on a Craigslist posting and probably post on MiceChat Collectible - Merch Buy/Sell/Trade forum.

Wish I could go and shop, but finances are tight.

We have a rolling clothes rack, but no way of getting it there.

We're not that far....just roll it in!

I usually price-to-sell. So, here is my basic guideline for non-collectible items:

10-15% of the original price/value, depending on condition and brand name of item.

(i.e. $100 evening gown worn more than 5 or 6 times - $10. $100 Guess jeans in good repair - $15. Generic Walmart jeans - $2. Basic coffee maker - $2. Short veneer bookcase, no scratches - $6. Tall oak bookcase, light scratches - $15.)

The only exception to that rule are well-read paperback books which I'll usually price at 25-50 cents each.

I keep it cheap, and I usually have very little left by day's end, and a nice pile of cash.

Thanks for the info. I've been apartment living for the last 20ish years so I'm out of garage sale mode.

Have posted an ad on the local Pennysaver Internet site and in the Community Outpost on Micechat. T is taking care of Craig's List....any other free or very low cost suggestions?

One week to go....everyone ready?

Just came back from the storage unit.
Have a lot of junk priceless heirlooms to sell.
:)

I'm making up the flyer tonight and will post the link so everyone can download and print up some to post at work/school/etc.

The Craigs List posting starts tomorrow.

Yay - I'm starting to pull stuff out. Maddy's polo thing got cancelled so she's in as well. Now to start pricing everything.

We're in and bringing some Disney collectables and god know what else.

Don't forget to bring something to share for snacking during the day....for the sellers only of course. We'll have a cooler and ice available for any drinks you may wish to bring along also. Wolfette will have lemonade for sale if you want to support her Webkinz habit!

We've only made a slight dent in the crap we're pulling for the sale, and already have a nice pile in the living room. But, I can say, it is SO liberating to get rid of stuff that I haven't touched in years.

We also really need the dough right now, so I'm not even really hesitating on anything. I can't wait to tear through my dresser and closet, because I know there's probably at least a large garbage bag or two of clothes I can part with.

By the way, my friend Jessica is also bringing stuff to the sale and helping out. Looks like we'll have a pretty good-sized crowd. :)

Wolfy - I hope your yard's gonna be big enough. ;)

Oh, and do you have an outdoor outlet? We were going to bring a large cord and power strip to plug stuff in to show it works. (Like Ken's old stereo and my old sewing machine.) We can also bring an extra power strip in case anyone else needs to plug in too.

The flyer can be downloaded and printed here:

Yard Sale

Simply click on the flyer and drag it to your desktop to download the original jpeg, which is formatted to print on a standard sheet of paper. :)

Google says I can't have access to the document.
??

You do now.

Ugh. Apparently, I have to approve anyone who tries to access it. It will send me an email alert, which I just click to approve.

I'll see if I can't make it public, but if not, then I'll approve each request as I get the alerts, or move it to Picasa or something.

Edit: Nevermind. I fixed it! Here's the new link (which I also will fix in my earlier post):

http://docs.google.com/Doc?id=dc53kz44_0cw3mqvc5

Cool! Got it.

Wha..? 7am?! Oh, all right...
:D

Here's the link to the Craigs List ad:

http://orangecounty.craigslist.org/gms/793665486.html

I might delete and re-publish it daily so it bumps it back up.

I have made a PDF version of the flyer and it can be downloaded at this link.

http://homepage.mac.com/kelder/.Publ...dSaleFlyer.pdf

It's off-centered! :p

Sorry. Sometimes, my anal retentiveness in detail is blasted annoying, which I must then pass the annoyance onto others, lest it continue annoying me. ;)

(But, thanks for doing it! :) )

You'll need to talk to the designer of the flyer (the graphic at the bottom is also low-res). I simply "printed" the flyer to a PDF.

Hmmm. It prints fine from its .jpeg mode.

I fail.

Printing to what? If it is your desktop printer, it will probably look okay. The file in the posted JPEG is low res.

If it is a stock Mircrosoft image, it is probably just 72 dpi.

Yes we have an outdoor outlet for anyone who needs to plug in for demonstrating purposes....bring an extension cord T, since the plug is under one of the eaves of the garage (put there for Christmas lights).

That's good in case we need to demonstrate the Hitachi Magic Wand.

NEED INFO:

I'm already receiving emails about the Craigs List ad, asking what Disney collectibles there will be (one person wants to find out because they live 90 miles away).

Those who are selling Disney stuff, please post here so I can email them back ASAP! Thanks! :)

1 stuffed Donald Duck
1 Mickey bobble head

That's about it for me.

Forgot...

Tiki Swag Purse (kinda saving that for T)
Castle Playset

I have a couple of Disney pins and Disney plush...

I need to look.

A TON of Disney pins and some other figurines and S&P shakers (if I can get my shyt together).

I could have posted this

Come to Disneyland afterward both days! :)

I'm in the middle of price taggage. People better buy this sh!t 'cuz I ain't taking it back home...
:D

If we don't sell certain things of ours, any seller is welcome to 'em at the end of the day, lest they go in the donation pick-up. There are only a few collectible things we'll take back if they don't sell.

I am selling each of my DVDs for $900.00. That way, if I sell 6 I'll be virtually debt free. These people better be rich.











:D

I totally forgot about this and committed to shopping with my friend (and I dunno if I'll want to get out of my new bed before dawn). Though we could go shopping later.

What time is set up?

Do you think Disney VHS will sell?
What about ceramic Disney figures?

Any pricing suggestions for the above?

I'm planning on getting there around 6am, because buyers will start showing even before 7.

Some collectors do buy those, yes. As for collectible pricing, I would do a search for completed listings on eBay for a general ballpark figure on each item and go from there. That's what I'm doing with collectible stuff.

Also, just a reminder to everyone again - DON'T FORGET TO ADD YOUR INITIALS TO YOUR PRICETAGS!!!

Sorry for the shouting reminder, but it really is important - trust me. Especially if you want your money. ;)

Roll Call so far (I'm including families under one name - if anyone should be separate, please let me know, because this will help when I make the sales spreadsheet columns):

JWBear
Wolfy999
Disneyphile
Not Afraid
BarTopDancer
Jessica (Non-LoT'er)
KatieSue
Gemini Cricket

Please let me know if I forgot you. My brain's a bit scrambled at the moment.

Oh, and Wolfy - mind if we bring the tables and EZ-up over the night before? We're gonna need all the room in the car for the stuff, and we're bringing 3-4 tables which will take up a lot of room.

I've had other things come up. Also I was hoping to be moved by now and have access to my stuff - but I don't.

I'll try to stop by as I have a family thing nearby.

Of course...I was expecting you to stop by Friday anyways....we need to put up signs (at least 3) on street corners.

List of things to bring (along with the stuff you want to sell, of course):

Plastic Grocery Bags
Newspaper if you have fragile things
Snacks to share
Tables if you have them
Shade thingys if you have them
Blankets if we don't have enough tables
Drinks (we'll have a cooler with ice)

Also a positive attitude....we're going to be able to retire after this;) .

You can pull me off the list. Apparently we're going to either LA or San Diego, so "later" isn't going to work.

I now have 3 visits to do before I head out to the sale. I'm either going to have to get up at the crack of dawn or come a little later to the sale. I wonder which it will be?

Another thing: a chair to park your butt on! Ken and I will bring a couple extra chairs in case anyone forgets, but I'd really like to have mine available anytime I want it. ;)

I'm trying to be ruthless in my choices for garage sale items. I've got LOTS of Disney artwork/posters/prints/etc that are probably worth more than a garage will bring for them but I've been meaning to sell them om ebay for about 4 years now. If I haven't done it yet, I'm probably not going to do it, so into the garage sale pile it goes. The sad part is that, I STILL have a lot more Disneyland stuff I'm NOT selling. I forgot m,y collection was so big.

Just might be buying each other's stuff by the sounds of it!

My mantra: No buy. Sell!

:D

Garage sales are funny things. In the past, just to get rid of stuff, I marked everything as "Free". Hardly anyone took anything.

The next time I tired marking stuff with higher prices and doing a discounted sale...
8:00-8:30am Marked price,
8:30-9:00am 25% off
9:00 - 9:30am 50%
9:30-10:00am 75% off
after 10:00am free.

It was like I set out a buffet for locusts. Almost everything was gone before 10:00am.

Exactly what my hubby said.

Plans and reality are often two different things.

What time should we be there Saturday AM to help set up?

6AM...sorry but need to get a good start before they buyers arrive.

The good thing, at least it's true with me, is that selling can be as addicting as buying. When I'm in a selling mood, I'll sell everything.
:)

Everyone will then be treated to a morning with the Madster Crabster. :D

How much for your soul? Or will I get a better price on Saturday?

My soul is not for sale.
;)

Who has our extra tents from camping? Kevy, did I send those home with you?

Yeah, we gave 'em to Kevy to haul back.

If anyone comes across a rectangularish shaped plastic serving tray with blue, green and white geometric shapes on it, it's mine. I left it somewhere after some party.

BTD: My house! I'm sure I saw one like that cleaning up from a party... didn't I give it back to you yet? I'll have to go looking now...

C, I don't think I've ever been to your house.

Maybe it ended up coming home with you at some point, but it's been missing for several years now.

So that's where that came from!

We'll sell it back to you for just 5 dollah, BTD! ;)




(Just kidding... we don't have it.)

My list of things to bring:

Baggies
Sunscreen
Hat
Chairs
Newspaper
Water
Snacks
Arbonne Business Cards
Sharpies
Calculator
Stickers
Black Labels
Calculators
Brown paper bags

I need a bigger car!

I have a big car and am selling small stuff and I'm in trouble.

How is everyone labeling clothing? The labels are falling off. Pin em?

Pins are a good idea.

Also, we will have a bar to hang some clothing items. I'm bringing two c-stands with a large crossbar that normally supports industrial backdrops and lighting. So, we have about 10-feet of hanging space, possibly 20, if it will extend that far. :)

Maddy grew 3 plus inches in just the last year - I've got 6 bags of just her clothes. Most barely worn before she was onto the next size.

We have clothes too.

Oh... And I'm bringing a shyt load of vintage melmac to sell. Melmac Mania!

No lookie at melmac. No lookie at melmac.

:evil:

Ken and I just finished in the garage. We've got two full carloads, but that also includes tables, chairs, and shade.

I'll also be attempting to sell my vintage un-punched Black Hole Cygnus and V.i.n.c.e.n.t. model kits. If those sell, I'll be a very happy camper, because they're worth quite a bit. Of course, those will be displayed with the high-end collectibles inside to keep kids away from 'em.

But, we've got probably 100 books all individually tagged, a ton of crafty things, some Disney pin sets, loads of clothes, and a bunch of miscellaneous crap. We are beat!

But, it's a helluva lot better than using up valuable sleeping time tomorrow night so we can get up at the asscrack of dawn on Saturday.

Oh, and we also uncovered a potential small gold mine - in one of Ken's storage boxes were literally over 200 vintage Boy Scout patches and pins from the 60's and 70's, given to him by his great aunt. We're cataloging them next week, and those are going on eBay. Some of them are worth $35-$50 each. :D

I couldn't find it anyway, so whoever's it was, I must've gotten it back to them.

If I end up participating in the sale, I'd be a late addition (as in later Saturday). Just as I'm starting to see items I'd be interested in selling, I'm realizing we have too much going on for me to get to the sale on time :/ Consider me unlikely.

Someone has already stopped by the house (today at 9AM) to check and see what kind of dolls we'd be selling.....I have 2 boxed Collectible Barbies. We have a buyer for dolls....anyone bringing dolls?

Due to stuff that came up*, and the fact that we have not had time to really pull stuff together and price it, we will not be able to make it. We had been trying, but we had not committed.

But I am curious about one thing. I had inherited a large collection of dog figurines (enough to fill an entire curio cabinet). Any idea on how to start finding values on something like this? They are mostly porcelain, but also glass and metal.



* Have to get new tires installed on Saturday and we have to take one of the chameleons into the vet on Saturday for a growth on his leg.

How are people pricing Disney pins? I have mine broken down like this:
Regular $1
Limited Edition $2
Sets $5

I'm also selling figurines and S&P shakers for $5.

Disney T's are $2

Sound about right?

I'm not going to be pricing pins since there are way too many. I will let people pick what they want, bag them up and price the lot.

My stickers have the price then my initials under the price:

$5
LC

Also, I'm not g

I get the feeling this message was sent prior to completion.

Hmmm. This happens with Twitter all of the time, but I usually have better control over the "post reply" function here.

Of course, I don't remember what I was going to say. Something profound, I'm sure.

I was guessing something like "Also, I'm not going..."

I was going to sell some pins too. Maybe we had better price them individually...

Sell Your Swank! (August 16th-17th, 2008)
 

Good luck to everyone. I am spending the entire weekend except for Sunday (that will be half of the day asleep) with my Jovi friends who are coming from Nothern CA starting this afternoon. Gonna do some sightseeing and eating out and talking Jovi today. :) If i didn't have plans i have tons of junk to sell. Oh well. Good luck.

If there are Disney collectors coming to the sale, my guess is you could double the asking price on the pins (except sets) and they're still getting a steal. Besides, that leaves room for negotiation if they ask for a "bulk" deal.

Like label all of them?


I'd be doing this until sometime in November if we did it that way.

As far as pricing pins goes, my goal is to get rid of them and make some money. I don't mind being priced too low if it moves the crap out of my possession. I just don't want to undercut anyone else.

How will the cashier know which pins are whos?

I bet you could create paper "labels" by copying a price and initials in an Excel spreadsheet, copy and paste it into a bunch of cells, print up the page, and just pin the pin to the paper. Quicker than hand writing on stickers.

I'm going to bag mine up after they are chosen by the customer then put a price sticker on the outside. It actually might be easier for me to just do the pin transactions myself.

I've done price stickers on lables for all of my stuff except pins. I have about 1000 pins. It would take me all day just to get them un-pinned from the pin books, let along price them.

A thousand? :eek:

No wonder you didn't want to price them, heheh! I was just throwing that suggestion out there, since other people are selling pins as well, and hand writing that small is a pain.

Hell, I might show up and buy some Disney swank :snap: like I need more crap...

Ohhhh.... I only have about a dozen. :eek:

I'll label mine individually....

I just created a form that goes something like this:

Sell ID

Category #of pins Price per Total






I enjoy creating systems much more than i enjoy lugging stuff to Anaheim at butcrackearly and sitting in the sun all day.

It's just like the grocery store bakery system! :snap: That will work really well! :)

I've updated the Craigs List ad:
http://orangecounty.craigslist.org/gms/798172344.html

Please do not tell Maddy about the pins, hde them. Luckily she doesn't have the cash to buy them all.

I just posted about this on MousePad too. :)

NA, I think your pins are going to be very popular. ;)

Oh, and folks, when arriving in the morning, feel free to pull up front to unload, and then please park further down the street and come back to set-up, so that we can leave the area open for others to unload prior to customers arriving. :)

Is someone going to be inside staffing the collectables table?

The collectables will be viewed by request/escort only (I'm making a sign that tells people to ask to view), so yes. :)

Also, here's a great tip on pricing clothes - staple your tags on when needed. They act like pins, but don't fall off and poke anyone.

Ok... We just finished packing the cars (yes, the plural was intentional... we're bringing both our cars, stuffed to the gills). The only thing we couldn't bring is our six foot folding table. It just will not fit in my Mini. We do have two smaller folding tables.

T has already started bringing over some items. Looks like we're almost set to go!

I am loading up the Crashmobile now.
:)

car is loaded with most of the stuff. I'm at my overnight. The alarm is set for four am. Ouch.

I'm still up making directional signs. Ugh.

I'm out... can't coordinate it in any way that makes sense with what else is going on that day (and the fact that I'm still up). But if anybody comes to the park afterwards, you'll find me on my actual attraction till about 5:40pm.

(And this realization comes after I've finally started thinking of things that I would have liked to sell, pfft. Not enough to throw my schedule off over though)

We're hitting the road

I'm up...come on over anytime!

I may be close to $1000!

^ already? Wow, good yard sale!

They were - they went VERY quickly.

Sounds like it went great, guys! Wolfy, thanks for opening up your home (yard) the the group!

We're back. I'm showered and sitting in the AC.

It was fun! Sold some crap and made some money for our trip next month. Made a new cat friend. Thurston slept on my foot. Used The Secret to make Lisa buy melmac... :evil:

Showered and relaxing now.....

One Casio Hand Calculator left behind.

JW, I never paid you the extra $10.00 for the prints.....

Pics, hopefully tomorrow.

Ooops! I forgot too! Next time I see you then.

I think the calculator is mine.

I'm exausted but halfway to a couch. Thanks to the Wolfey family for opening up your house and yard to us and to Terrsa for organizing.

Teresa: Good job!

I had a great time at the garage sale.
Made some cash.
Too tired to do anything else.
Went home, took a nap and watched the Olympics.
:)

Yes.. Hear, hear! (But sorry your lighting rig got busted... :( )

How much did everyone make?

I lost $20 (we only went to buy something).

I think we've recovered. Huge thank you to the WolfPack for hosting. Also to Disneyphile and Frodo Potter for doing all the signs and everything.

We had a great day and got rid of a whole car load of crap! And we didn't buy too much so yay!

I made around $850 and spent under $25 and I think I found a sofa for about $1000 (I've got an additional $200 in tips from the past 2 weeks to add to the sofa pot, so it might all work out.

Congrats to all of you!!!

Especially doing it in this summer heat.

Did you guys get a lot of Lookie Loos? Here, anymore, we rarely get people to stop by and really expect to pay more than .25 for anything. Seriously.

I went to the swapmeet today and there were a lot of garage sellers. Times are hard. Actually, there were a lot of empty stalls. I think that people couldn't afford the sellers' fee, maybe.


So, I again commend you all for doing such a wonderful job!

{NA, yay for you and a new sofa!!!}

Wow, wtg!

We made $143, and that was without selling any of our big-ticket items.

Story of the day:

Around 12:30, a couple with a little 4yo daughter bought a few items, one of which was GC's copy of South Park: Bigger Longer Uncut on VHS. While taking their cash, I commented to the dad that it's a great film. In broken English, he said, "It's for her. It looks cute. She picked it." and handed the tape to his little girl, who started smiling and pointing at the characters on the box while carrying it to the car.

I couldn't say anything, because I was in disbelief. Ken, who was sitting next to me raised his book to his face and was practically in tears. While they were getting in their car, I asked Ken, "Am I just tired, or did they seriously just buy South Park for their little girl?" Ken affirmed that I wasn't just tired, and much laughter followed.

I could only deduce this theory that led them to this purchase: it was VHS, meaning they're possibly a lower income family and wouldn't even have cable, added with the cultural differences, so they wouldn't have a clue as to what South Park is.

I kept praying for the next couple hours that they wouldn't watch the tape right away and come back.

Although, I kinda chuckle at the thought if they decide to let her watch the movie unattended and the little lass shows up at Kindergarten, teaching other kids how to sing "Uncle ****er". :evil:

You do realize that you would be going straight to hell if you believed in the concept?

Having a bit of a problem getting a charity to pick up the extra stuff left behind.

Any suggestions would be greatly appreciated.

Ignore above post, just found one.

County the cash that was payed to us directly, and didn't go through the cash box, we made slightly over $160.

Profit was about $100.00, that is with deducting what was spent.

Diane, do you need some money to cover expenses?

No, I meant the money I spent on purchases from the sale itself. Don't be silly NA, putting on the sale was my pleasure!

I did around $50 and Maddy scored around $30 - after all her purchases.

The poster board for the signs was about $3, so you all owe me approximately 35 cents.






;)
(Just kidding.)

Wolfy - did they come back for the bed?

Check's in the mail....

Yep, but we practically gave it away....didn't want to hassle storing, selling and shipping.

Here you go:

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