OCCASIONALLY SOMETHING in an ad catches my eye and amuses me.
Read the ad directly under the 135 Garage Sales banner.
Take the Estate Sale on Sixth Avenue Southwest in Faribault.
Now let’s say I want to buy a John Deere collectible for my husband or perhaps that mink coat.
How am I supposed to pay for my purchases?
No checks, cash or credit cards are accepted.
So that leaves, uh, what? Bartering?
Minnesota Prairie Roots 
Sure, why not? Let’s barter. But what, pray tell, are “HH items?”
“HH” would be household.
a dance for that mink.
or perhaps a run of 5 clean jokes…
Alright then. I best be practicing and thinking.
Ha ha…. I think maybe they forgot the period behind the “no cash”. Punctuation really does matter 🙂
BINGO. You got it, my friend. Punctuation does matter.
Maybe they just want to see how fast you can run with one of the tables of household items.
Now that would be hilarious.
This seems like a sale worth perusing.
I do love garage, yard and estate sales.
That is peculiar. The goal is typically to liquidate; not exchange 🙂
I had the same thought.
Maybe you can recite your poetry for John Deere collectibles 🙂 Love it!
There’s a thought.