"Dee.Dee" > wrote in message
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> "biig" > wrote in message
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> > "hahabogus" > wrote in message
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> >> "biig" > wrote in :
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> >> > I don't buy anything that isn't in good clean
> >> > condition.
> >>
> >> Perhaps crud was the wrong word...I meant assorted kitchen gadgets that
> >> sound good but in reality suck.
> > LOL....that's the way I find out. Some of it does suck, but after
> > doing
> > this for a few years, I'm much pickier than in the beginning. I got a
> > bagel
> > toaster for cheap a couple of summers ago, but it didn't work the way I
> > wanted it too, since it only toasts the one side, but "Fiance's" sons
use
> > it
> > all the time to make small pizzas from English muffins. I think it's
more
> > entertainment value for me, like the yard saleing. I've gotten some
> > really
> > good deals. I got the greatest little food processor that fits my
kitchen
> > size just great, for 2 bucks. Our son and fiance go with us when they
are
> > in town. We're retired and this is our summer saturday morning
activity.
> > We travel with our van camper and yard sale in a lot of different
places.
> > .........Sharon
> >
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> A relative's wife about 15 years ago, I know, was making about $600 a
month
> on going to yard sales, cleaning up and fixing up stuff and selling them
> wherever. The thing is, she liked doing it. She was kind of an
> artsy-craftsy person.
>
> Dee Dee
>
We always see a couple of guys in our area that do that. They go for
things like silver and antiquey stuff. Then they have their own sale
somewhere else.