This weekend, our family and Teri started a Garagesale together, which is to set up a stall in my garage to sell thrift goods! Teri and I are both people who like to go to Garagesale to buy things, especially Teri, many of her things are bought from GarageSale or second-hand stores, and I have raised 3 sons from famous universities with these things! I just like to buy decorations, such as oil paintings, fake flowers, knick-knacks, etc., and I also buy some books, toys, and baby clothes for tadpoles. Pen, fun, and www.biquge.info

Actually, it was Teri who said she wanted to get a Garagesale because she had a lot to sell. We also happen to have some old furniture, old electrical appliances, old clothes, and old discs to buy at home. So after urging my husband to clean up the garage, I decided to sell it this Friday and Saturday. Because John sent his son Dan to Harvard University (and lo and behold, American parents also drove their children to college 24 hours a day), so BOB went to Teri's house to help her ship the things she wanted to sell to our house. I really admire Teri's work, one person sorts everything into categories, neatly places them in boxes, and at the end of the garagesale, he also organizes the rest of the things in an orderly manner, puts them in the boxes, and lets BOB send them to the second-hand store. The whole process is very clean and meticulous and organized.

First, on Thursday afternoon, Teri came over and I put everything in the garage. The eldest lady and her good friends Skylar and Hazel worked together to design and make the sign at the intersection. The kids were so smart and capable, and Teri and I didn't tell them what to use to make signs, they found a lot of empty cardboard boxes in my locker at home, took their own drawing pens, and a few of us made 10 signs while we were talking.

Then Teri and Bob drove them to the intersection to put up signs. Later, when it was over, I also took them to get all the signs back. Originally, the eldest lady was reluctant to follow to retrieve the sign, but Teri insisted that they go, saying that things must be done from the beginning to the end. In the end, it is the mother who educates the top students of Harvard University!

Early Friday morning, Teri came over. The weather has been gloomy and windy. So I was very optimistic about our business at first. Especially now that summer is almost over, because many people are spring and summer and like to go out to Garagesale. A few children ran around excitedly and urged my husband and me to hurry up and work, not to be lazy, and to put our things in order. They put together a table that was sold exclusively to the little ones.

In the small basket on the left are the clothes of the Barbie dolls brought by the children, and the naked Barbie dolls on the right are brought by Teri. Why is it naked? Because every time we go to Teri's house, we have to sweep Barbie dolls, and our eldest lady has stripped off her clothes to make a change of clothes for her own dolls! It's so cheap, such a beautiful doll is only $0.25 a piece, and the clothes are $0.10 each. In the end, all the clothes were bought by the neighbor's children, and there were still 3 nude dolls left, which were given to the second-hand store.

The two men bought BOB's DVDs, radio stereos, and tools, each for $5

BOB's cabinet when he was single cost $5, and it was also sold, and it has been used for 19 years. The rest of the furniture, such as the bed and the bedside table, Teri used for her eldest son, Ben, who had just started working, and Ben rented an apartment for himself

Teri's chair was sold for $5

My TV cabinet was sold for $5. Not many people buy discs, American discs are very expensive, they are all genuine, and the new ones are about $20 a piece, or even more expensive

The Christmas ornaments, Teri's, cost $0.25 each, are all made by the children. In the end, I didn't sell much, and Teri gave it all to the second-hand store

My husband's clothes, at $0.5 each, were sold in half. My daughter's clothes cost $0.25 each, and many of the neighbors' children came to buy them. The last remaining clothes were also donated to second-hand stores

This kid bought 2 blouses from his daughter

Panasonic TV cost $5 and was also bought

Teri's used books, $0.25 each, sold quite a bit, I picked a few for tadpoles, and donated the rest to second-hand stores

The radio was also sold for $5. The vacuum cleaner was priced at $20 and was a Christmas gift from BOB's brother, and it was used twice in total, almost new. Later Teri took it. In addition to this, we now have 4 vacuum cleaners in our house, all of which were given by BOB's older brothers and sisters for Christmas!

The DVDs were sold for $5 each. THE BOX WAS NOT SOLD FOR $3, IT WAS GIVEN TO HIM BY BOB'S PARENTS 20 YEARS AGO, HE HAD JUST GRADUATED FROM COLLEGE, BUT BOB HAD NEVER USED IT, AND IT WAS NOT STRONG ENOUGH. Later, it was donated to a second-hand store

The game of golf was sold for $2

The weather was better on Saturday.

In the end, almost all of our old furniture, appliances, tools, etc. were sold, and Teri's furniture was also sold a lot, and her little things were not sold, such as Christmas ornaments, cups, mirror frames, etc., and the rest was donated to second-hand stores.

My daughter and Skylar also sell lemonade and snowcone to children, whiteboards they write and drinks they make

Later, we gave them all the money from the sale of their own clothes and toys, and gave them $5 each as a labor fee. After disposing of these old items, I feel that my home is much cleaner and fresher, especially the garage.

Yesterday, August 25th, our wedding anniversary, in the afternoon, our family went to the dentist to clean our teeth and do routine dental check-ups, and then my husband sent us home and went to work, and we were busy until 7:30 before returning home from work. As soon as I got home, I apologized, saying that I was too busy to go home early. The eldest lady went to her good friend Skylar's house early to play and eat there. Skylar's mother also asked me if I needed her help to take care of the tadpoles so that my husband and I could enjoy the world of two people? So we took the tadpoles to a restaurant near our house for dinner.

The restaurant is really good, only 2 minutes by car from our house, and the food is even better! Even I, a person who doesn't like American food, think that every dish is particularly delicious! The fish I ordered, with chips, vegetables, and the steak that my husband ordered, also served with vegetables. There is also an appetizer in front of it, which is also very good! My husband has been worried that I don't like the food there! The tadpole child was not bad at first, sitting in the cart is very quiet, and even the waiter praised her for being well-behaved! But soon, the second lady became angry, and began to make trouble for my mother to hug, so that I could not eat, my husband took the initiative to hug her in order to let me eat, and she immediately cried, she had to be mother, and as soon as she arrived at her mother's hand, she jumped and laughed happily. I went back and forth three times, and finally I could only eat with the tadpole in one hand. This meal can be imagined! Poor old mother! It also made her husband very jealous, and said, "Dadisveryterrible?" (Is Dad terrible) I comfort my husband on the surface, but in fact I am very proud, my daughter is still close to my mother! My mother is not raising her daughter in vain! Hahahum, my mother recorded the performance of the tadpole child today, and when she grows up and sees this article, I wonder if she will feel guilty?

Eat until 9 o'clock and go home, read greeting cards, and open gifts. Because a few days ago, my mother lost her camera again, and my husband said that I would buy you a camera for my wedding anniversary? (But today I found my camera again, haha) My gift to my husband is a few clothes. My daughter also sent us a greeting card, and my parents-in-law also sent us a greeting card and a check for $25. They send this every year, as well as my birthday, and my eldest daughter's birthday to send a greeting card and $25.

THE TOWN WE LIVE IN HAS BLUEHERONDAYS EVERY YEAR, WHICH IS ACTUALLY A FESTIVAL. It's usually the weekend of August 21-22. There are many parades on this day, the mayor's family will also be present in the procession, the city hall, the police station, the fire station will be open and can be visited. There are also some free family-oriented picnics, outdoor concerts, an outdoor children's playground, a zoo, a vintage car show, free children's movies in the park, and many other programs. Last year Teri took my daughter and me to another town to play and missed out on BLUEHERONDAYS. This year, we received the list of programs mailed by the community early, and at 10:40 a.m. last Saturday, we walked five minutes to the side of the road with folding chairs and two daughters to wait. The parade officially began at 11 o'clock. I couldn't find my camera early that morning, (I lost my husband's camera when I went to see the Dragon Boat Festival last month), so I took photos with my mobile phone and downloaded some photos from the website. A few days later, I found my camera again.

It was also police cars that drove the way. Last Saturday was cloudy, so this year's photos aren't as beautiful as last year's

This is the state flag of all 50 states in the United States

Pretty girls

This is the city bird of our city, and the city flower - the pretty girls

Shops selling Halloween came out early to advertise

The big brother patted me on the shoulder from behind, and I turned my head, "Mom! Seeing that I was so frightened that his face turned pale, he was very proud, and he walked back and forth. Seeing that I took out my mobile phone, he cooperated with me to take a photo, and then continued to scare others!

It looks like Japanese kung fu, right? It's not like Chinese kung fu

Fire truck parade

Canvassing for votes

The parade of a certain nursery school is all about promoting itself

American football

Vintage horse-drawn carriages

There were people in the procession who were constantly giving candy to the children, and our eldest lady got a lot of candy that day. It's comparable to Halloween candy!

The police officers at the police station are demonstrating how to prevent burglary

See photos from last year on the website (to be continued.) )