Sale ends at noon. You can keep "shopping" after that, but you'll be competing with volunteers who'll be packing stuff up. (4/4)
So if you're part of a mutual aid group (formal or informal) and would like to pick up items, you can come by after 11 am and take anything from our bag sale. We have clothes, bedding, and housewares.
If you're shopping for an organization, please ensure you follow their donation guidelines.
It's bag day at the St. Albert the Great rummage sale. Fill a small bag for $3 or a large bag for $5. There's still a fair amount of clothing and some housewares, games, and knick-knacks. Open until noon.
Okay, I know FIFA sucks, and we all wish that people were boycotting the games in the US (though I think the case for boycotting Qatar was stronger, and it didn't happen), nevertheless here we are.
*cough*
*gets ready to duck*
Allez les Bleus!
At the Earth to Eve concert, which I've been looking forward to for about 18 months before it was announced. Sitting on the bench like a dork because reasons.
It would smell like cigarette smoke and huskies.
We have bags and boxes, but feel free to bring your own.
If possible, DM me or at least check in with me Saturday morning so that I can make sure that the other rummage sale workers know that you're authorized to take stuff without paying. (3/4)
The St. Albert the Great rummage sale closes tomorrow, and we always have some good stuff left at the end. And while I'm fine with the leftovers going to a thrift store, I'd rather see them get directly to people who can use them. (1/4)
There were about seventy people lined up at 9:00, but there are still plenty of good items for the less serious shoppers.
