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| ChicChick |
Posted - May 03 2007 : 08:57:36 AM
Hi Ladies,
I just found out I have to have some dental work done and my insurance will only cover 1/3 of the procedure. I need to make about $1500-$2000 quick!  (notice the teeth on this smiley guy!)
I'm looking for creative (and legal!) ideas to do this, without taking on a part-time job and missing all of summer indoors at some retail store. Here are some ideas I've come up with so far: Farmer's Market, table by my driveway (busy-ish road) selling fresh flowers and organic bread/baked goods, selling things I no longer need on Ebay, Fleamarket (outdoor) selling vintage home items, and a yard sale. Any other thoughts/ideas? I'm not opposed to doing indoor work (like writing/typing or other office type things) as long as I can do it in the comfort of my own home.
Thanks in advance for any suggestions! :)
-Joy
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| At home with Mama |
Posted - May 10 2007 : 09:06:27 AM
if you write, you could submit articles to www.associatedcontent.com
also if you have books hanging out that you no longer need, it's easy to sell them on amazon
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| Kathie |
Posted - May 08 2007 : 1:01:54 PM
Good idea..
My daughter is always selling her cloths at consignment shops..
She never seems to wear them very long.. But seemed to have invested alot in them.. & she really does seem to get quite a good buck out of them..
That's a thought..
She does better selling them that way then i ever would at a yard sale..
i really like your thoughts of doing things right there at the house too though..
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| mima |
Posted - May 03 2007 : 09:00:31 AM
Could you post some of your vintage items on this board? I bet that there are alot of us farmgirls who would love to buy them! |
