In April, I
was very sore and stiff by the time Friday morning arrived for the first day.
By Sunday afternoon, the end, I was really in pain, but I managed to do the
tear-down anyhow. It took me a week to recover and walk without pain.
This time,
I paced myself differently plus I’ve lost weight over these six months and my
health has improved. Things went fairly well, physically, and I even managed to
tear it all down without major pain. That was yesterday. I am just a bit achy
but not bad. It’s amazing and it’s something I am very grateful for.
Money-wise,
I didn’t pull in a million, of course. But what I did sell brought in funds
that I didn’t have before. Plus, I needed to get rid of those things, anyway,
and I needed whatever they would bring. It will help a little with my monthly
short-fall. I’m hoping it won’t need to go for a car repair - I noticed a new
oil leak over the past few days.
Tomorrow, I
finish up. I need to pack a box or two for Safe Nest (for abused women
re-starting their lives) and set some aside for Freecycle (I’ve mentioned them before) offers. I do have a few things I still want to sell. Our park has a
monthly newsletter and I can put personals in there for those things, and just
leave the listings there until they sell. And I need to put 4 folding tables and the dolly back into the shed.
When you
are doing a yard sale, you have a lot of idle time. I was happy to finish 3
hats and 3 pairs of fingerless gloves for our charity crafting efforts for the
local homeless.
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