Suzy Sales LLC

Out here at 9 pm on a Tuesday looking like a bomb went off in my room, taking pictures of and measuring 👗 🧥 👚 and 🏺, still in my office clothes, trying on what might be (I think?) the first vintage piece I've purchased for myself in the last decade and verifying I'm going to keep it. Feeling C.C. from The Nanny vibes wouldn't change a thing!

First question --- have you joined your local Buy Nothing Group? If not, do it! First picture is a Rubbermaid outdoor storage shed I picked up off Buy Nothing. Not going to sugarcoat, kinddddd of a pain to take apart...transport...then put back together... however, at nearly $700, worth the pain. As I have built out my patio area/garden, I've definitely accumulated outdoor tools, equipment, etc and now I have a safe place to storm them that's (relatively) waterproof and can fit larger items. The other items are all trash picks! Living in the city, trash day (particularly towards end of month when leases are ending) can a veritable treasure "buffet". I used the fencing and added some other scrap wood to create shelves (and purchased two $2 wood organizers from Goodwill) and created a standing vertical garden for my smaller pots. The two tables I picked up today and plan to refinish (and sell, perhaps?). The indoor/outdoor rug is like new and only needs a hose down/light scrub before I will post it to my local BST (where recently lots of folks have been looking for outdoor furniture/accessories!). In summary, the second hand space includes a lot of channels and Buy Nothing and "trash" are very much a part of it. Trash pickin' not for everyone, but Buy Nothing groups are an excellent way to keep things out of landfills and participate as much or as little as you desire. Try something new!