Yeah, it seems like we haven’t been going to sales and that is only half right. Jenny is on a no-purchasing freeze and I have been out of town or had house guests the last few weeks. I even missed my favorite church sale, since they randomly decided to start it on Thursday this year. I did some thrifting in Boise, Idaho, and I thought it would be great, but it seemed really picked over.
Here are a few things I did see out at sales a couple of weeks ago.
An entire boat filled with stuff. This seems like an “only in Seattle†sort of thing …
Pile of lawn chairs.
Butterfly rugs.
Pretty bad looking “free stuff†across the street from a sale.
A sale that was all cookbooks. No, really. Four tarps of just cookbooks.
Here is the one item that caught my eye: Benson & Hedges 100’s Presents 100 of the World’s Greatest Recipes by James Beard. Do you think that the foodie folks that tout the James Beard Awards have this in their kitchen?
It was a bust of a day, so no trunk shot.
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