Estate Sale 2 of 3

 The next estate sale I went to was at this house:

It's a 3 bed, 1 bath colonial, 1,600 sq feet and recently sold for $296,000. 

 Although the house needed updating, I thought the kitchen wasn't bad. 

I liked the color of the cabinets but not the backsplash!

There was a nice big deck on the back of the house. 

I thought the prices on most of the things was high and a gentleman remarked the same thing to me as I was walking around. 

There was this pretty set of dishes

They were vintage Mikasa and it was priced at $60 for a set of 8. Not too bad of a price. 

This was interesting

There was a cut piece of wood inside. There was no price on it although I can't imagine who would buy it! 

Lots of pretty but old-fashioned costume jewelry.

Priced anywhere from $10 to $50. 

There was this Brighton 3 ring holder trinket box. 

Very pretty but priced at $60. I know Brighton stuff is expensive but really?

This little jewelry box looked so familiar to me. 

I either had one like it or someone I knew did. $15

I liked this blinged out Detroit Tigers hat. 

Not for $20 though!

These leather pillows were different

$15 each. 

I loved this punched tin mirror.

It was priced at $80

I loved these canisters too!

They were $25 for the set. 

I love mirrored furniture and these two were so pretty!

This plant stand was $295. 

And this trunk was $30. 

These knives were $60 each!

I did look up the brand name and they retail for about $95 but still I thought they were asking too much! They were not in brand new condition!

Here's what I bought at this sale. 

It's a swiffer duster holder. I bought it because I have reusable swiffer dusters and I wanted to give a few to Shauna with a holder. 

Total spent: 25¢ (lol) 

I have one more estate sale to share so I'll be back soon!

Until then take care and thanks for reading!

Estate Sale 1 of 3

 I've been to 3 estate sales in the last week or so, even though they seem to be winding down for the season 

The first one was at this condo 

It was big for a condo! Three-bedroom, 4 bath, 4319 sq. feet that wasn't for sale yet but Zillow estimated it's value at $650,000!

Here's the kitchen

It was actually just half of the kitchen because people were in my way. The island was huge and there was a small dining area next to it! 

This was the family room.

Lots of natural light! 

Those were the only pictures I took of the actual condo. On to the interesting things I saw. 

This iron basket with a bunch of plastic green apples. 

I liked the basket, not the apples!  It was marked $20 but everything was 25% off. 

I liked this Alice in Wonderland tea set. 

The pot was priced $16 and the cream and sugar bowls were $6 each. With the discount not too bad of a price if you were into that sort of stuff!

I really liked this serving dish. 

It was marked $16. I don't really have a use for it though! 

I loved this mirror.

It was huge! $28. I like the black lamp too. I didn't notice it until after I was looking at my pictures so I don't know what they were asking for it. 

I'll just randomly put this in here. 

 Moving on..

I really liked this picture!

The colors would go in my house perfectly but it was huge! And I don't think I have a wall big enough for it! It was also $28.

This Christmas picture was cute. 

It was not priced. Now that I have been looking at the picture I wish I would have bought it! 

Oh well! 

There were several designer purses, too, but this one was interesting. 

Made out of Twizzler packages! No price on it!

Here's what I bought at this sale. 

A lined basket that we use to keep the TV remotes and misc. stuff in, a pretty box that I will use for fabric scraps and a reading pillow that doesn't look like it was ever used. 

Total spent: $8

I'll be back soon with a couple more.

Until then take care and thanks for reading!

 

Mis. This - That

Not a whole lot going on right now. 

I'm still on track to leave my job at the end of this month. I'm hoping they will keep me on as a floater where I would work only when I don't have anything else to do and they need me to cover for someone. We'll see. 

Here's my peace lily last week when I neglected to water it for a week or so.

 And the next day after I gave it a nice big drink! So dramatic!

Last week Rich and I volunteered at church for the food drive. People were to leave food behind their cars during the service and volunteers drove around and picked up the boxes and bags. They did it for two weekends in a row, 6 services total! 

We worked at the trucks sorting food and packing it into boxes, labeling them and putting them on the truck. The amount of food collected was crazy and that was only for one service! I personally must have packed up 10 boxes of peanut butter, pancake mix, granola bars, macaroni and cheese, canned goods, you name it!  And there were about 20 people doing the same thing. 

They collected enough food to supply the local Salvation Army and several other local kitchens and food pantries! 

Here's a view of the back of the church taken from where the trucks were parked. 

Yep, it's big!

We took a walk on a new to us trail by our house. 

There was a bridge crossing a small stream where someone left peanuts for the squirrels. 

And this squirrel was not happy that we were standing there by the peanuts he was trying to get!

Fun fact: Did you know that squirrels bury so many nuts they forget about the they are responsible for millions of trees that grow everywhere? 

The new Meijer by our house opened last Wednesday. 

They were giving away a reusable shopping bag filled with samples and coupons to the first 200 customers that came in the morning. The store opened at 6am and I wasn't there but I read on the local FB Page that someone drove by at 5:15 am and there was a line going around the building!

Not me! I don't do lines if I can help it. We went there at about 11:30 and it was still crowded but not crazy. 

It's a beautiful store and I am thrilled to have my favorite store so close to us!

That's all I have for now. We are enjoying out bible study immensely and have met so many wonderful people. 

So thankful for everything in my life right now! 

Until the next time take care and thanks for reading!

Estate Sale #3

The third estate sale I went to was at this condo. I took this picture off the internet because I forgot to turn around and take a picture when I left!

As you can see from the picture, it's a 2 bed 1 bath 1,584 sq foot condo that recently sold for $255,500. The price of real estate continues to astound me! 

This was the kitchen. 

It was pretty small, so it was hard to get a good angle. 

This estate sale takes the record for the most jewelry I've ever seen! 

Excuse the browsing ladies. People just won't get out of my way!!

There were necklaces hanging everywhere and bins and bins of rings, earrings, pendants. broaches and bracelets! 

Normally I love to browse jewelry but there was way too much for me and also, I thought the prices were a little too high. The lowest price I saw was $10 for a pendant that I liked. 

I loved this wall hanging. 

It was pretty big and I have nowhere to hang it really. It was priced at $60.

This lamp was so pretty. 

Not sure what it was about it that made it $200 though!

I thought this was cute. 

They were asking $40 for it 

This was kind of a surprise when I walked into the bathroom!

It was a huge, jacuzzi, shower combination! It looked like something out of Star Trek to me! 

This Nieman Marcus serving set was different. 

It was prices at $24. 

This was the view out of the back door.  

Nice place to sit in the morning I bet. It was a pretty rainy day that day, 

Here's what I bought at this sale. 

This little side table that fits under furniture. I paid $8 for it. 

Lastly, we celebrated our Levi turning 8 years old last Saturday.

That's it for now. 

Last weekend between working, church and the birthday party the weekend was filled up. Everywhere I drove I passed estate sale signs and never got to go to any of them! I hope this coming weekend is different, and I'll have more to tell you about then!

Until then take care and thanks for reading!