We had to go to town to take the dogs to the vet the other day. They are fine, praise God, they just needed their rabies booster and Hiho needed to be checked after taking a round of anti-biotics. Hiho and Abby were secondhand treasures too.
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| Hiho |
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| Abby |
Afterwards, we went to a few Goodwill stores and a yard sale. Here are a few secondhand treasures that we brought home with us.
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| I picked out three books for .99 a piece |
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| $1 Columbia Coat |
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| The coat washed up nicely |
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| 1/2 gallon Ball canning jar for $1.00 |
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| A nice Weber grill for $5.00 |
Isn't it strange how things get priced? At yard sales people seem to price items by their memories of the item, not necessarily by how much the item is worth. The days of .25 items have all but disappeared. I blame this on the pre-printed tags you can buy at the store. The lowest price on those tags seems to be $1.
You can always tell when you meet another yard seller, they have their items reasonably priced. We see signs all the time for yard sales during the week. I think that people are suffering and trying to get by anyway they can.
Philippians 4:19
New International Version (NIV)
19 And my God will meet all your needs according to the riches of his glory in Christ Jesus.
Reach out to those in need. You may be the way God provides for a need. Don't miss out on the opportunity to serve others. Blessings......
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