Dinner was the last of the chuck roast and black-eyed peas with a dab of catsup for me. Tommy had peas and other things, forgot what.
My car is for sale still. I had talked to mower when he called and asked if he could bring someone by. He could not get past my phone turned off so just came by. I was napping in my chair or watching tv, not sure. So, I had to get dressed, go to bathroom and stagger to the door. When he saw me as he was at the door, he told me to get a coat that it was cold. There was a frigid wind. He had brought a couple. She was the only one to drive it and would be the driver. It appeared she was paying for it, too.
She did mention she hoped that I could take $5500ish instead of $6000 I am asking. I may give mower $200 for help in selling it. I did not have to advertise and have people come here that I did not know anything about.
The med has caused me to get better. But, this is the med that makes me feel awful. At least I know I am getting better.
Things out of the house: Okay, part way out of house. Two coats to donate, hat and gloves. Someone is coming by to pick these up. They have been here for a year. Plus, someone is picking up the plastic needle covers we both have left from using insulin. The old microwave is on the porch, ready to put on yard near road with FREE sign. I like to see things leaving or the promise of their leaving.
Oh, I love seeing things leave here too, it’s very satisfying. I’m glad you may have sold your car too, that’s great.
ReplyDeleteI forgot to mention that the old microwave sitting on the front porch will go to road today. I saved the box until I was sure we were keeping it. I am saving the money from the car for a special project.
DeleteSure hope you manage to sell your car! I wouldn't sell for 5500, but I'd let 'er go at 6500.
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DeleteSometimes, I have gone up when the person tries to negotiate a lower price.
I am always willing to negotiate. I have to weigh the cost of maintaining vs. letting it go for a slightly lesser price. I am definitely a one bird in the hand type of person.
ReplyDeleteAnne, When I am not willing to negotiate, I add "firm." I am spending nothing on maintenance beyond oil changes. And, we do use it. When we sell this car, then we have to buy another. It does irritate me when people try to dicker after hearing 'firm.'
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