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what was I thinking?
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08-13-2012, 10:51 AM
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LMAO at the lady and the slide. That was a fun read and awesome layout!
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08-13-2012, 12:54 PM
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Rebecca, a rummage sale (we call them jumble sale over here in the UK) is my worst kind of nightmare so I take my hat off to you!
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08-13-2012, 09:08 PM
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Holy moses but I am so happy you were able to pull it off, for your sake! The last time I helped organize one was not as stressful because it wasn't at my house, but still, hauling stuff out to be sold AND dealing with strange neighbor customers wasn't too fun for me
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08-13-2012, 09:14 PM
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We had one this year too, and it was a dud!! We got rid of everything, but by the last day we were just giving it away!
 Yours sounds much more exciting (and aggravating!! I have NEVER had anyone try to bargain like that!)
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08-13-2012, 09:23 PM
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I hate bargaining too. My husband on the other hand loves it. When we shop at yard sales he's always the one to try and barter. However, he doesn't try to insult people like that lady did by looking them up on Craigslist. He will gather together a few different things and ask about a flat rate price for them.
Anyway, when we have yard sales HE is the one to sit out there and deal with people. I don't bother. I take care of the kids. LOL I won't haggle with someone over the price of something I own.
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08-13-2012, 10:00 PM
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OMGoodness. I just spent my entire day off trying to get ready for my first and probably last rummage! It has been so much work. I have girls clothes premie to size 6 and boys clothes from 0-3T. Not to mention every baby item imaginable. I feel embarrassed about putting my old crap out on the driveway but I think with the amount of stuff I have I can make a killing. I think the worst part will be the people trying to talk down the price. Good for you for holding your ground. I hope I'm half that strong!
The summer has totally gotten away from us. How late do you think I can have this rummage and still have customers? We live in the midwest if that matters.
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08-14-2012, 06:57 AM
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Quote:
 The bartering is the worst of it... or the people that have a pile of stuff and then ask if I would take $20 for it... well, let me add it up and then I'll let you know.  My mom had brand new tablecloths... had them marked for $1.50 each and so many people came and asked if she would take 50 cents. They were still in the package and that pretty red and white checked that is still in style... when my mom said no, one lady said - "well, you know I had to ask!" Yeah... no...
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08-14-2012, 08:44 AM
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I am so glad to see this! I HATE holding garage sales but my husband is taking a job out of state and soon, so we need to get rid of stuff before the move (rather than move it and then I say I'll go through it all because we know that never happens)
I'm dreading it but hoping it'll bring a little cash. Looking to craigslist some of the nicer items but lots of children's books, toys and clothing going up. I usually just donate the clothes but could use any extra cash in our move. Thanks for showing me I will survive even if the sale is a pain!
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