i went. i was disappointed in the high prices.
judy
On Apr 24, 2009, at 6:32 PM, Greg Alexander wrote:
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> Tomorrow, Saturday, April 25, the 2600 Block of Guilford Avenue is
> having a sidewalk sale from 8:30 a.m. to 12:30 p.m. We have 14 houses
> participating! Stop by and check out some grea
I find that hard to believe. The majority of our items were from $0.25 to $1,
including shorts/shirts/sweaters for $1. Considering that most vendors
reported that they sold almost everything, I'd say you were in the minority.
Also, it was a great community building exercise for our block and
I'm a stilted old fart that doesn't need any more stuff... but I bought a
few things at the block sale. It was great. Thanks!
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Judy,
There were 14 different households selling wares independently so I think it is
interesting that you found all of the prices high. I guess it is always the
choice of the buyer to try to negotiate down at a yard/sidewalk sale and the
choice of the seller to sell their items for a price th
Jusy,
Glad to hear it about the positive interaction. I was not trying to equate the
two variables; rather, stating that we had a good time and it was a good
exercise for us, especially considering that those of us in lower CV receive
little support and feel on our own most times, so we must