Organizing makes me feel honorable, clever, and of course, organized. Addicted to thrift stores, I've long ago exhausted my basket options. Now I'm exploring flea markets as a means of redistributing some of my bounty. I'm skeptical, however, that my outgoing will be able to catch up with my incoming.
Friday, July 31, 2009
More Baskets, Please
Organizing makes me feel honorable, clever, and of course, organized. Addicted to thrift stores, I've long ago exhausted my basket options. Now I'm exploring flea markets as a means of redistributing some of my bounty. I'm skeptical, however, that my outgoing will be able to catch up with my incoming.
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Hi Sandra: What an artist you are with the colors on your blog! I twittered your link and hope everyone reads you - like all 40 of my followers.
You have been such an inspiration for so long now - which really isn't that many years since we're both barely out of our 40's. LOL.
I'm actually hitting the big 60 next week and am hiding out in Oregon - Yikes. Best, Taylor
Why haven't we thought of this before?! You will have to come up on a Friday night with the Jeep loaded up. We'll get up early and get in line at 4:00 a.m. at the flea market for a good spot. It could be dangerous, though - imagine having all day to take turns to go see what other people are selling.
Taylor: thank you for your support. If you ever get a chance to get to our part of the woods, I'd love to see you. In the not too distant future I will have a place of my own and room for guests!
Cindy: Woo Hoo! I'm willing to take the chance. The big thing will be finding somethings that I can bear to let go of. Like my world record-breaking collection of blue glass.
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