I am listing like a mad woman on eBay. Once I broke through the "Its only worth a few dollars" barrier I realized I have TONS more things to sell on ebay!
DisneySteve's motto "sell anything that is not nailed down" is my mantra.
BB and I are serious about putting in an offer by christmas and I:
1. dont want to PAY to move all this stuff across state lines
2. every dollar helps!
So I have been going through boxes in the garage. The house looks like a tornado right now but I feel so satisfied that I can ALMOST envision the amount of stuff we will be moving!
Before it was so overwhelming thinking we would be moving bins, boxes and cases of stuff with us only to take it from the garage here and move it into the attic there.
Every listing added makes me feel so much 'free-er'.
BTW- wildlife removal man came by and set armadillo traps. I THINK he will not kill the little guy- he said if we trap him, to move it to our back porch and blanket the trap to keep him warm because its getting cold at night and they don't have much body heat. -So I don't think the man would be concerned with the armadillos comfort only to turn around a kill it.
EBay and an Armadillo update
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1. Get money
2. Money is always way more portable during a move.
I just went through an estate sale, and put my foot in my mouth asking, "who died?" Turns out that the owner of this stuff has moved to Europe. If ebay isn't clearing the decks completely enough, you might want to think about running an in-place consignment sale.
November 17th, 2008 at 08:12 am 1226909578
I'm down to the "lower decks" now- not an overwhelming amount of stuff- just enough to keep me busy day and night for the next few weeks.
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