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I had no idea a book sale could be so tiring.
A local church has an annual book sale and this is first year we decided to check it out. We went on Thursday evening and it was a bit overwhelming.There were so many books. It sounded like Thursday morning was chaos it was so crowded, so I am glad it was not too like that Thursday night.
DH had read that prices dropped on Fri and again on Saturday, so we only bought two book on Thursday. I went back today and was there for almost two hours. Books are heavy, especially hard backs, and at one point I was carrying around two paper bags full. It is too bad DH was not there to help me carry things. I had to take a break at one point, it was getting too hot in the main room. I probably could have stayed longer and looked at more, but I was running out of room in my bag and I was tired.
In the end, I am happy with the results.
Thurs - 2 book, $5
Sat - 22 books, $8
Re: I had no idea a book sale could be so tiring.
St Francis In Greensboro
http://www.digtriad.com/news/local_state/article.aspx?storyid=141345
http://www.news-record.com/content/2010/04/23/article/a_peek_inside_the_st_francis_episcopal_book_sale
Derky, you could have slept in your car and been one of the first ones in on Thursday