...and what happens if you do it right!
Teach him right from the start that all garage sale signs contain immense possibilities. That rusted metal is cool. That clutter is really a subjective word. That form is often preferable over function.
If you do these things with serious intent this is what COULD happen.
Your sweet husband could potentially come home after a trip to the lovely coffee shop on the corner (where he remembers that you take a decaf medium, soy, sugar-free milky way latte) and say...
"Quick, get your shoes on! There is a big garage sale up the street and they are selling antiques!"
AND
You could then buy a cool rusted metal object like a big, rusty cultivator wheel to turn into a rose trellis. I'm not promising that this will happen to you...
But it might...if you train him well!
Start training today!
Rusty objects are a horrible thing to waste.
Sigh.
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Hello there. Thanks for stopping by my blog...I'm always happy to meet new people. I thought that since my home is not grand, I'd give my blog a simple name that reflecks that...it's from a passage in the Bible :o)
Blessings
He he he! Love the car and thank so much for entering my giveaway!
LOL! That is a scream! I am going to sign up for Jenny Matlock Boot Camp. I need to know these things. :-)
XO,
Sheila
you go girl - wtg getting him to spot you rusty stuff!
i have the opposite prob - my dh loves the rusty stuff and always brings home things i can't identify in case (a) it will be worth money some day (and he will NEVER sell) or (b) we MIGHT use it! aaaaaaaahhhhhhhhhhhh!!! LOL :D
Jenny, my husband would run kicking and screaming from a garage sale...lol...he hates shopping fir anything except food!
Thanks for following Hoity Toity Baby! I stopped by your blog and LOVED this post! You have a good trainable hubby! Mine's pretty stubborn! LOL
Love it! And love the car!
Sherri
Happy Friday the 13th!
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