I’m sitting out in Silva’s back yard, comforted by the constant joyful screaming from Playland and the laptop warming my lap like a cat, streaming Imogen Heap’s electric siren call, but hoping more people come. It’s been raining on and off today, like taps being turned just behind the clouds, and it’s driving off all the gray-hairs we had been hoping would drop by. Mostly what we have are dreadful brass figurines and a rather stolid antique collection of pink, intricately patterned imperial dishes of the sort I remember seeing in museums back east, (where they tend to care about that sort of thing). In my opinion, there is very little sane people might want in their house, hence our attempt to get rid of them. There is, however, a very grand old chess-set I hope finds a good home, some leather clothing, and some silver candlesticks quite this side of nice.
Tag: yard sale
public service announcement
Silva‘s having a yard-sale this Saturday. I’m going to go over Friday to help her prepare. Knowing her, it’s going to be fabulous and odd:
Likely and unlikely things. For instance: Mason’s Pink Vista dishes ($2 – $200), signed figurines ($30 – $60), new men’s leather chaps size 42, tags still on. ($100), ornaments ($2 – $10), leather armchair and ottoman ($60), Japanese miniature teapots, sake carafes, etc. ($5 – $15), new leather motorcycle jacket size XXL, tags still on ($80), and much more.
3464 Dundas Street. (Two blocks west of Boundary and four blocks north of Hastings).
Noon – 3:00, May 19.
No early birds, please.
Around the back. Follow the balloons.