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Enough is enough - the great declutter
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Aaaaargh Pigpen, so this is where you are all lurking....
ok, ok i Know i should be flying, but just having a :coffee: and summoning up some courage to enter the kids bedrooms..
Love this thread......its so motivating!!:j
I dont think i have thrown anything out for the past 8 years since DD1 was born, but now we have 3 children, and very little space!
We are thinking about having our loft conververted into a bedroom for DD1 in the next year or two, but the though of having to clear it out fills me with dread!!:eek:
So.............having stumbled upon the thread, I am gonna feel mighty guilty if the loft is still in the same *full to bursting* condition this time next year...
So charity shops/ recycling/ freecycle / ebay here I come...........:p0 -
Earthmother, I have an almost new Graco travel cot (used once!) in the loft.... How much would you recommend i advertise mine for??
Bought when money was no object, and head was firmly in the sand....:o0 -
Little Miss Magic - Mine was a Hauck Winnie the Pooh one. It's in Argos half price at £35, so I asked £25 for it, unused, and could have sold it ten times over.
Also shifted the Strolli for £20 last night - so that's a total of £45 going into the summer holiday account this afternoon :j
Could have sold the cotbed too, but hubby answered the phone before engaging brain and told them it had already sold - he was thinking of the travel cot :rolleyes: , and they'd withheld their number so we couldn't call them back :doh:DFW Nerd no. 884 - Proud to [strike]be dealing with[/strike] have dealt with my debts0 -
In- Contents of daughter's flat!!!!!
Out- zilch!0 -
There are two 'yard sales' in my immediate local area this weekend, I don't remember ever seeing any around here before. Is this the new trend?
In this week: A dress, a jacket, a wii game
Out this week: A jacket, 10 ebay parcels
It was my birthday earlier this week and happily I only got money/vouchers, no clutterPeople know me well
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There are two 'yard sales' in my immediate local area this weekend, I don't remember ever seeing any around here before. Is this the new trend?
I don't know about a new trend, but I've seen a couple around here too. I will admit I keep wondering whether to give one a go - I have loads more to shift than I'll ever get into the car for a carboot, so doing it at home seems an easier option.DFW Nerd no. 884 - Proud to [strike]be dealing with[/strike] have dealt with my debts0 -
earthmother wrote: »I don't know about a new trend, but I've seen a couple around here too. I will admit I keep wondering whether to give one a go - I have loads more to shift than I'll ever get into the car for a carboot, so doing it at home seems an easier option.
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If I had a front garden I'd certainly consider it. Part of me wants to find one near to me but the FlyLady type fairy in my head says No Way!!0 -
Have bagged up three black sacks of clothes for charity shops.
Have posted more ebay items off.
Am listing some paperbacks on green metropolis to sell.
Am listing more on ebay tonight:
- old Ipaq
- loads of unused prima patterns
- some fabric
- box of vinyl singles
- a computer based training course
- a laptopThanks to MSE, I am mortgage free!
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I'd love a yardsale.. but some muppet would want to buy the lamppost n my boundary no doubt lol..
See you have all been busy bunnies... I knew it was just me doing nothing! I'll do better over the weekend..LB moment 10/06 Debt Free date 6/6/14Hope to be debt free until the day I dieMortgage-free Wannabee (05/08/30)6/6/14 £72,454.65 (5.65% int.)08/12/2023 £33602.00 (4.81% int.)0
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