We're Selling Stuff.

Hey Everyone - 

We're leaving soon and we're starting to sell all of our stuff. Most of the prices in here are negotiable. We'll have most things, except the bare essentials, available for pick-up the second to last week in April. Everything is first-come first-serve, so get your bids in fast! We truly have to sell everything, so if you know of a friend of a friend that needs something we're selling please spread the word! 

Cost Item

$100.00 Bed, 2 night stands, matress

$5.00 2 bedside lamps

$5.00 Full length mirror

$20.00 Desk and hutch

$5.00 2 plastic shelves

$25.00 Small desk

$20.00 Couch

$10.00 Side table

$20.00 TV Stand

$200.00 TV

$10.00 Dining room table

$50.00 5 dining chairs

$50.00 Small bed and matress

$30.00 5 drawer dresser

$10.00 Patio Table

$25.00 4 Patio chairs

$5.00 Clothes drying rack

$5.00 Scale

$10.00 Digital scale

$15.00 Square set of dishes

$15.00 Round set of dishes

$5.00 Set of glasses

$10.00 Small coffee pot

$10.00 Glass containers (for rice, flour, etc)

$20.00 Toaster oven

$5.00 Fruit basket

$100.00 Oven

$400.00 Refrigerator

$15.00 Baking trays

$10.00 Mis match of mixing and serving bowls

$1.00 Cutting boards

$15.00 2 large pots

$15.00 Mix match of smaller pots

$15.00 3 frying pans

$5.00 Garbage cans, laundry bucket and mop bucket

$5.00 Silverware set and seperator

$5.00 Kitchen utensils

$2.00 Flower vase

$100.00 Guitar

$3.00 Plastic pitcher

$10.00 Tupperware

Let me know here on the blog, on facebook or email if you're interested! 

taylor.bogdan@gmail.com

Project Number 2 - Day 5

For breakfast I had a banana and 2 cups of coffee.

For lunch I had another banana.

For dinner I had a pork chop, potatoes and rice and guacamole salad. Plus I had another banana.

Project Number 2 - Day 4

Over the course of the day I ate 3 bananas half of a roasted chicken and a handful of french fries.

Project Number 2 - Day 3

For breakfast today I had a glass of fresh squeezed OJ and a banana on my way to training.

I didn't eat any lunch because we didn't really have time.

For dinner, we ate at Megamaxi. I made the unfortunate decision of ordering quiche. Not good! Just not good! I still ate it, of course! Plus Ryan and I shared a bag of picante chifles and a tres leches cake. Then we went to Grants where I snacked on a variety of crisps with toppings and a few rum and cokes.

Project Pichincha - Day 3

11 March 2011 at 7am

Charlie and the Chocolate Factory Days

An apology for falling off the bandwagon with my Lenten projects! This weekend we did something we haven't done in quite a while... nothing! And it was fabulous! We've taken to calling these types of days 'Charlie and the Chocolate Factory days' or 'Grandpa Joe days' (Grandpa Jo from Charlie and the Chocolate Factory, not my actual Grandpa Jo). Remember how in the movie the grandparents just laid in bed all day and talked and slept and ate, then repeated the whole process. Well, that's basically what a 'Charlie and the Chocolate Factory day' includes for us, plus a whole lot of movies! On Friday we finally picked up Season 1 of Glee and a couple of the Oscar winning movies. Then Saturday morning we got up and did nothing but watch Glee! (That's not entirely true, we also took Chuki to the vet. Hello double ear infection. Poor pup.) On the way home from the vet we picked up a roasted chicken to there was not even any cooking! Anyways, it was exactly what we needed. Just time to relax and rest. Time to drift in between consciousness and napping for a whole day. Then on Sunday we had a half Charlie and the Chocolate Factory day (we had to finish Glee, of course). And spent the rest of the day cleaning the apartment (it needed it BADLY), cooking dinner and having some good conversation.

The only bad thing about doing nothing all weekend is that there are still volcanoes to be climbed and museums to be visited. Maybe this week sometime? Who knows?!

I promise you'll get my Friday and Monday projects just after this. I usually don't blog on the weekends, so no photos from Saturday and Sunday!

'Wanna List'

When I was young we had this saying, someone 'has a case of the wannas.' It came from a Beirenstien Bears book when Lisa went to the store with Momma Bear and she wanted to buy everything in the store. Well a lot has changed since my days of reading Berinstein Bears but every so often I still get a 'case of the wannas.' And I've got them now, bad. I don't know what it is... If it's the proximitey of returning to the USA, the land of materialism and consumerism. If you remember, I had a bad case of the wannas right before we came back in December. Or if it's that, save those three weeks of being in the USA in December, we haven't bought anything that can be found at a grocery store or a market. Whatever it is, I figured I'd at least let everyone know what's on my 'Wanna List.'

1. A new Mac Book Pro and back up drive

2. This tent

3. These shoes (and these and these and these and these)

4. Luggage, similar to these

5. A set of knives similar to this one

6. A good set of pots and pans, maybe from this collection

7. A new day pack

8. Two of these sleep mats

9. This camera, or something like it. I don't really know!