A CHAINSAW, AN ALLIGATOR, AND A MONSTER HAILSTORM!

[paularubia]

I continue to find a self-imposed work ethic very difficult to maintain, but I managed to get my first experimental round of books researched, written, photographed, and uploaded, only one day past my initial half-hearted and poorly-enforced deadline

Comments

[kishenehn]

Yep, I remember monochromatic meals like that when I was visiting Arkansas. Terrifying, but also strangely appealing!

[bookfoole]

From what I've heard consignment selling can be a nightmare and often not very worth it unless:

1) your commission is high enough --remember, the ones that sell have to make up for items that don't sell.

2) the average lot price is high enough. If you're putting lots on that sell in the $200 to $750 range, you'll probably do OK. On the other hand, I can't imagine how you can get enough out of items that sell under $40 or $50 --when you include making it worth your time, the venue fees, enough residual to make the consignor happy.