A view of the bone china tea cups...there were 30! I sold all but 3 hooray!!!
The tea pots, can you believe it???
Day two...still plenty to choose......Day one was huge, lots of traffic and full bags! When it was over, I was left with 2 boxes for Goodwill....that was it! I was thrilled and I think everyone who came felt they had gotten some nice items for good prices. I still have plenty of tea cups in my collection....about 100.
So, we have spent a whole year de-cluttering, intentory-ing, packing up, hauling to storage...then hauling back 10 boxes at a time to once again decide what to keep and what to dispose of to the tune of 18 boxes full for the big sale! I have touched all this stuff way too many times, I must be honest here....I am glad it is gone. We have shed literally a ton!!! My criteria for this process: Keep only what we will use. that is it. Now, remember, simplifing is a process. I know I am not really done, but, I am on the right track and heading in the right direction. Spring is here, summer is not far behind, camping is fast forward, yea!
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cathy
3 comments:
this is such an inspiration to me. I really need to find good homes for the teapots and cups/saucers from my tea room. It has been 14 years since it closed.
following this has been such an inspiration for me. I need to find good homes for the teapots, cups/saucers from my tea room that has been closed for 14 yrs.
~pat
Dear Lady Pat! Do the sale...I sent evites to friends, former customers and interested in tea type folks. Had everything set up in the great room and did it for 3 days....most came on Thursday, but I had folks come all 3 days. I had so much small stuff and I wanted it to go! that's why I did the buy a bag and fill it up thing! I had one lady who only wanted one item. I told her to put it in her friend's bag and settle up with her! Highly recommend doing this...and after 14 years....is it possible??? time flies. You know you can do it!
hugs to you!
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