...today. Busy with the MiL's garage sale. Accepted delivery of the used new riding mower. No time for posting...or, mowing...or, catching up on my favorites blogs, which I want you to know I am not ignoring, and I will catch up sometime this weekend.
Also, my revolutionary proclivities must be back-burned for the moment.
Marx and Engels, and Lenin and all those other politico thinker stinkers, obviously had a lot of time on their hands. I know for sure, they were not involved with garage sales, and mother-in-laws. So the revolution in which JJ is involved, is just going to have to wait. I have things to price yet...and, an old new riding mower to break in, in between.
Plus, somebody's got to do the damned dishes!
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Don't forget to make a good cash float. Or don't price anything below $20 :-)
ingles?? was that Laura?
Yeah, that's the shit about revolutions. Take up SO MUCH time.
Good luck, and enjoy the new toy!
A true working class hero
Well on the good side, you'll get rid of some stuff that's no longer needed.
"they were not involved with garage sales, and mother-in-laws"
Mate, everyone is involved with garage sales and mother-in-laws. They can't be avoided.
Marx certainly had his family problems: marrying an aristocrat didn't help, nor did impregnating the maid while living in a two-room slum in London…
Engels led a double life; Manchester industrial bourgeois by day, happily ensconced with two Irish sisters by night (the Burns), one of whom he later married after twenty-odd years together. No garage sales though.
Doug---We priced everything at $75. Much easier that way.
Punch---Iggy Engels.
Moko---and ammo.
KIT---I'm charging people to ride around my yard on it, while we conduct the YS.
WM---but exploited...by certain persons who will remain un-named, per the advice of my friend Punch...just in case.
Peach---the proceeds of which we will use to obtain other stuff when we go garage sale ahuntin' on Sunday.
Mo---Which is why monasteries were conceived.
Plashing---Hovel sales maybe?
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