Time for another random musing - hold your applause until the end.
* My sister decided to have a yard sale yesterday (she actually was working on it for about a month). A yard sale is a lot of work for little payoff (unless you have some awesome stuff, or very specific buyers). You find the items, get them out, "warehouse" them until the event, price them, and try to sell them. Then if your stuff doesn't sell, back to the closet with it.
i decided if she was going to have a yard sale, that i might as well throw a couple of things in. Ok, maybe a couple is a bit of a misstatement (i have almost 11 pages of tables in Word, two columns landscape orientation). My "couple of things" were mostly video games, board games, and puzzles.
The stuff a Gen Xer or an older millennial might have in their closets: video games (Xbox, Dreamcast, Nintendo DS, Xbox 360, Nintendo Wii), a few too many games based off the 80s (the best decade), and some pop culture references familiar to that generational cohort. i did have 4 versions of Trivial Pursuit and a VH1 Pop Up Video Game. i even had a Mr. Potato Head called "Taters of the Lost Ark".
