6. I took 15 books to Half Priced Books and sold them for cash. I didn't get much money at all, but the fact that I even removed books from house was huge. The books in question I had actually boxed up five years ago when we bought our house. I couldn't think of anything to do with them (they were either freebies or cheapies from my stint at the bookstore), and planned to take them to Goodwill. I just never made the trip. Now I have a little more space and a little more cash. Another plus? I didn't buy anything else at the bookstore that day!
I have a Fun Mama, and that's the kind of Mama I want to be. What she didn't have in resources she made up for in creativity. I want to be the Mama with plenty of crayons, fingerpaint, lemonade and cookie dough. I have sprinkles and character bandages and I'm not afraid to use them.
Tuesday, January 26, 2010
Another Success
I forgot one thing to add to my list of successes from last week.
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2 comments:
Why is that so hard to do! I have a bin full of baby clothes that I need to take to Once Upon a Child... The only thing I need to do is drop them off and go back to collect my cash! Congrats on your cash:)
Well, you're DEFINITELY much stronger than I will ever be. I just can't go into a bookstore without walking out with at least one treasure.
My husband worries when I go into bookstores to sign any of my books they have in stock. He says I always come out behind the 8 ball with a few books in hand.
Happy day,
Sharon Lovejoy Writes from Sunflower House and a Little Green Island
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