Posted by JD Seller on March 29, 2015 at 19:42:28 from (208.126.198.123):
It is kind of funny in that it seems my posting about how I did not go to an auction today got a bunch of us talking about actions in general. The point of my original post really did not have much to do with the auction itself.
What I was really trying to talk about is how I just did not feel like going to an auction today. In my younger years I never would miss an auction so close to me. I was always looking for the "deal" to make money on. I guess it just goes to show how we all change as we age. Standing around in bad weather at an auction is just not going to happen with me much anymore.
I also rarely stop at any garage sales or flea markets anymore either. I do buy some off of Craigslist but not much of that anymore.
Truthfully I think more about selling the stuff I have then adding to the collection of STUFF I have. LOL My wife hs been telling me for years I have more stuff than I really need any way.
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