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Showing posts with label garage. Show all posts

Wednesday, June 3, 2015

New and old changes

New ideas always coming to mind.

 A flat decorative tray, can be used for food, or other things.  Just thought I'd try out some new ideas.

Today I'm actually trying something else new - going to Joyce Kilmer Memorial Forest.



So while Vicki Lane is teaching nearby in Brasstown, NC, and Linda Starr is in the mountains of Blairesville, GA...I'll be tramping through the forest of the Appalachians to see some big trees.  Can't wait!

For the 5 years I've lived here, this old garage full of junk has looked back at me whenever I look out my living room windows.  And last week it was finally removed.  Yay.

There is a big space there, and lots of cars.  But the jolly green porta potty is still there.  And the construction guys still use it and let the door slam every time.  I know their bathroom habits by now!

Thanks to
potterymakinginfo
for including my blog several times in the review of April, 2015.

There are lots of blogs about pottery, and well worth perusal when you get the clay off your hands and look at the little screen in your life.

Quote for today:


Your vision will become clear only when you can look into your own heart. Who looks outside, dreams; who looks inside, awakes.
Carl Gustav Jung


Saturday, May 16, 2015

Yard sale - after (and garage gone too)

Muffin and I spent several hours in bed this afternoon.  It was great because the sunny morning was over and there was a  pouring thunderstorm.  All my remaining things had been inside by 2:30. (Rain started while I was asleep, probably around 4.)

For a sale that was supposed to start at 9 am, I had everything outside between 7 and 8, which is when my first and steady customers started arriving.  It was supposed to be over at 1, which is when I got a friend to help me carry back inside the heavy coffee table which another friend had helped carry out around 9.  So it's still in my home.


Having been more or less in charge of the church yard sale last year, with many hands to help, this felt like such a small endeavor.  However, I did all the toting of things outside.  I was so grateful to have help when it was over, because by then I was kind of bushed.

What a glorious day!  I think the next time might even be easier, if I have another person to help, and oh yes, another person's junk too.  I did have 2 other friends drop some things by to sell, and there were some nibbles, so it's worth having more than just one person's items out there.

I made some new friends.  And I got to sit in the shade most of the time!  I was so happy to have some things go to new homes where they will be enjoyed.

And I saw the place across the street where a very decrepit garage had been staring me in the face of my living room view for 5 years...and now it's gone!