My brother in England is a huge fan of ebay and is always buying stuff from there. Me well I have never been a fan. However last night I decided to take the plunge and set up an ebay account and a paypal account. Now that is as far as I got, I haven't bid on anything and not sure I will, but it is fun to look around and see what's what.
Are any of you ebay experts and have hints or tips for the novices like me? I have a couple of 1930's light fixtures from the house I would like to get rid of and a couple of other things.
I don't think I have mentioned the weather in a while have I? Well as I writing this it is snowing, not a lot, but snow all the same.
Our wood pile is coming to an end and we will have used a full three bush cords of wood this winter. Luckily we have a "back-up" pile of wood, so we won't run out. Last year we only used around two and a half bush cords, so you can really tell it's been a longer and a colder winter.
What's the price of gas/petrol in your neck of the woods. I paid $1.195 a litre yesterday at our local Canadian Tire gas bar. I had an 8 x Canadian Tire coupon, so got 40 cents back in Canadian Tire money. I am saving my Canadian Tire money up for jam jars for making the wedding favour jam.
I am a British born, living in Canada since May of 1989. My blog is about all aspects of my daily life.
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Wednesday, March 23, 2011
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