I decided today that I would suck it up and just work within the parameters of the convoluted rigamorole also known as eBay’s Best Match. If you sell on eBay (or anywhere else really) you know that getting seen at the top of a search is what it’s all about. Best Match is eBay’s way of matching the [...]
Archive of entries posted on July 2009
Hillbillies, Saggy Boobs, a Witchy Wife, and Tied Up Kids
Any postcard that I’ve ever mailed was when I was on vacation and it was the standard “Greetings from West Bejeebus” type of card. These humorous postcards are way more creative. No need to be on vacation. No need for a status report. These cards are more of a long distance way to share a chuckle with [...]
Buttons, Buttons, Who’s Got the Buttons? I Do
This week I’ve put all kinds of random finds up for auction. I’ve got clip-on ties, more great vintage postcards – most about 100 years old – an antique Braille book, and … buttons. Lots of buttons. Hundreds of buttons. There are so many different kinds of metal buttons here. Like these. And these too. Don’t [...]
A Different Nature Trail – Lots of Bugs But It Got Better
We chose a different part of the walking trail last night. We walked along the canal this time. It was a much different experience than walking through the wetlands. We walked along the water. Lots of water. So when the trail starts getting darker… You know what that means as the sun [...]
Nature Walking on My Internet Free Day
I decided last week that I need to detach myself from my laptop for a full 24 hours at least once a week. What better day than Sunday – the day that ‘I can’t ship even if I wanted to’ day. So yesterday I did not check my emails, answer questions, review my sales, or play [...]
More Sun, Cows, Some Horses, and a Cat Too
This is Day 2 of some of the most beautiful weather that we’ve had here all summer. It was a flashback from yesterday . There were still some blackberries left from yesterday. I picked as many as I could reach. I ate way more than just these. The cows didn’t avoid me [...]
