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Thanks Sonia! It does have a reddish coloration.
Here’s another view.
https://imgur.com/o1zWudRThat’s very creative! I also liked the term permalurker…haha.
🙂Thank you for the welcome greetings, D.T. & S.C.J.
I live closer to the Heidelberg location and it’s smaller, so it seems less overwhelming. North Versailles has more to pick through, but seems more dirty. At the blue bins, it seems there are just degrees of dirty, so I feel like I stink and have fleas after I shop there. Nonetheless, if you can push past the repulsion, there are some great finds!
Thank you for the additional website links, S.C.J.! I will check those out! I would love to talk to Dave Ramsey. Though I would probably geek out and be struck nearly inarticulate, I think I could manage a debt free scream!
Thanks again,
Christine 🙂Thank you M.C.! You’re correct, the Burgh is a great place for sourcing! There are 2 Goodwill outlets and several thrift stores nearby. I haven’t tried auctions yet, but my brother swears by the box lots J & R mention in SL podcast for profitable inventory with little capital. I definitely eagerly await the S.L. podcast every week, as I think I have already managed to binge watch the remainder over the past year! 🙂
Hi Jay & Christian!
Thank you for the welcome! While sourcing, I’m usually drawn to beautiful, interesting, and unique items. That can be in the form of quality apparel, housewares, art, crafts, etc. I usually don’t buy items I can’t test, or don’t have the proper knowledge of to accurately describe such as video games, car parts, electronics, tools etc.
Christian, good job on your progress in the Ramsey baby steps! Since starting to listen to his podcast and subsequently becoming an EBay seller, I no longer believe I am destined to live paycheck to paycheck. I’m in baby step 2 with only a $ 3500 “car fleece” left of my debt.
Thanks again for the greetings. I’m looking forward to learning more as I become more involved in the community.
