I had my estate sale last weekend in Bakersfield, and it went perfectly, as planned. I made around $3,000.00 for all my worldly possessions, which is the amount that I've calculated to be just over my bare montly minimum for keeping my current lifestyle. In other words, the sale bought me one more month of comfort. I was proud of my advertising skills (signs posted at intersections):
I've had a few things on my mind to post about, just haven't made the time. For one, I've been thinking about what "family" means. My new job is in a neighborhood of San Francisco known for lesbian couples pushing their babies down the sidewalk in a stroller together. They are not quite that ubiquitous, but I may have spotted one the other day. Also, when I was back for my estate sale, I learned that my former neighbor was hosting a 10-year-old child from Korea. Apparently, her family is so concerned about her education that they paid an American family to take their child for a year so she could learn our culture. My neighbor questioned their judgement, saying that he could never give up one of his kids for a year - that's a year you would never get back with them. But what is best for the child? It's an interesting question, but one that I don't have the energy to address tonight.





2 Comments:
Congratulations on the 11 happy customers. It's good to see you're pursuing what you want to do. Good luck
I wish I had just a little of your ability to let go of things. The move helped me some, but I still have a ways to go.
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