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Vinca

(51,235 posts)
1. We all learn expensive lessons. I remember, in particular, when I was in a frugal state of mind
Mon Apr 4, 2022, 02:26 PM
Apr 2022

and went to a yard sale. There were lots of interesting things there, but I decided I should buy only 1 of the 2 items I was looking at. As I recall, each was priced at $25. I opted for a Blenko glass fish because I knew it was worth a couple of hundred bucks or so. I should have bought the weird vase I was looking at by a California artist whose name I can't recall at the moment. It was worth 3 or 4 times what that stupid fish was worth. From that time on, I decided if I "had a feeling," just buy whatever the thing was. Guess that's why I've got a pile of unidentified stuff I still think might have value but don't have a clue who made them.

ZonkerHarris

(25,421 posts)
2. still cheaper than some scratch off lottery tickets and you still have stuff, not just
Mon Apr 4, 2022, 07:18 PM
Apr 2022

worthless paper

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