In Brookhaven we have a "Buyers Guide" that's basically a sell-all type of newpaper for the locals. Well, they also have a facebook page. Last night on facebook, I tagged "Buyers Guide" in this picture:
I didn't really think any one would take a nibble at the bait I was throwing out there.
Well, this morning when I woke up, five people already inquired about it. It was like magic! There something sits in your house that you just don't want anymore, nor have space for, and wonder how you can make it disappear and... viola.... that heavy, ole sucker can be gone in just a few short hours!
Now is it safe to sale
Here's my plan of action... I'm going to go ahead and have it out on the porch so when she drives up we can just load it in her vehicle and she can be on her merry way. That way she never has to step foot in my house to see my possessions, nor will we ever be out of the view of my neighbors (in case the buyer plans on some verocious wild attack).
And maybe I'm just a tad bit anxious for nothing... the real problem is going to be picking that humongously, heavy piece of furniture up without my hubby's help!
So on this Marvelous Monday I'm in the process of
Tootles!
Kayla

I've bought and sold several things through craigslist. Usually we meet them at a parking lot or we pull up to their house and they are outside with the item. It's totally safe, especially in a place like Brookhaven. But make sure you have Daniel home (or if he can't be--I know it's almost tax day!--a friend).
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