A Clutter-Free Home
Having lived in our house since 2005, I realized that we are still keeping a lot of things we don’t need anymore. Things we chose to keep because they have sentimental values. That coffeemaker we’ve been keeping on the kitchen counter? It was a wedding gift to us in 2004, but guess what — we’ve never used it. Not even once. It has just been collecting dust all these years. 
We’ve already given away a lot of stuff over the years — curtains, bedsheets, old clothes, our very first TV, even old cellphones, baby strollers, cribs, walkers, baby clothes, shoes, 2 digital cameras, bags, etc.
But this year, I’d like to hold a garage sale for the first time. Yes, a garage sale!!! Why not, right?
I’d like to raise a little money for my home improvement projects this year.
Here are the items that I’m planning to sell:
Our old refrigerator (We already bought a new one last year)Our Samsung 29-inch CRT flat screen TV(we’re buying a 42-inch LED TV two weeks from now, using the money I saved as a freelance editor online.)DVD playerComponent- My kid’s unused stuff toys (Gosh, they have tons!!!)
- My bags (slightly used and forgotten)
- Clothes
- Bed sheets
- My kids’ bean bag chairs
- My super old books (mostly romance novels)
- Some of my kids’ toys (I will definitely keep the useful and educational ones)
I still have to look around the house for more items. I plan to do it this summer so my son Greggy can also practice his basic arithmetic skills while selling goods.
What a bright idea! Hehe.
I’m due to unload some stuff either through Ebay or Sulit myself too. Too much clutter, and with the baby coming, we also could use the extra cash.
How about checking out Ayos Dito to sell your stuff online?