Greensborough car boot sale (postscript)

Post car boot sale de-brief with watermelon and connect 4 in West Preston

bite-your-bum-off enjoys his new game of connect 4

over taxed by the concept of cutting watermelon without a chopping board.

the most beautiful girl in the world being dribbled on by her mother.

Sing-It-Again and her new bunny.

Greensborough car boot sale (part 2)

More spoils (see previous post) ...

tin tray to make into jewellery

some books for my bro-in-law

"The Happy Mixer" is pretty special. It borders on hard-core. Here's a tame example.

How about cocktails for breakfast?



a book about my 'hood

FRANKO WE KNOW WHERE YOU LIVE

I also scored a great pressie for my fella but as he reads this and he's getting it for Christmas I'm not gonna show it here.

Greensborough car boot sale (part 1)

It was hot. There were flies. There were bargains to be had. I should have worn a hat.

It was at St Thomas's primary school on Diamond Valley Rd.

SGG and I visited a few Garage sales on the way to whet our appetite for the bargaining feast. I had to give SGG a few tips on the old haggle after one purchase went from $2 to $5 after she disputed the price as being too low!!!

SGG trying to push the price up.

To the spoils....

tupperware strainer. I don't really need this but I liked the colour,
I might post it to Liana.

5 pink lidded tupperware containers - I can definitely use these!

an australian themed sewn paper sewing basket and 2 tins for jewellery

p.s. barbra's all good now

phew!

climate change

Due to a march in the city protesting on the governments stance on climate change, I didn't get to any garage sales. It was a beautiful spring day and there was some other event involving horses, suits, feathers and public drunkeness on, but it seemed to draw quite a crowd in Swanston St today.







I went with SGG on her own which was fun.

that's me on the right

lots of crafting gets done in this building.

I know that by engaging in garage sailing and making jewellery I am using finite resources, but I try and justify it by looking at it as recycling.

cheers, anna