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So now you know…this is me BEFORE the phone booth

March 15, 2008 by Auntie Kate of Too Good to be Threw

Manatee Historic Village StorytellingYou know how mild-mannered Clark Kent, unassuming reporter, steps into the phone booth and comes out Superman? Well, this is Katydid, Florida Storyteller, before the transformation into Auntie Kate The Resale Guru.

And you thought I was all business, I bet.

Okay, just ONE little business tip. If you truly use all the Too Good to be Threw Products for the Professional Resaler information in your consignment, resale, or thrift shop, you TOO can spend your March Saturdays wandering through a live oak-canopied park, telling silly stories. Or whatever you truly long to do 😉

More of Kate’s retail and resale wisdom at Too Good to be Threw, home of The Complete Operations Manual for Resale & Consignment Shops, as well as consumer-focused thoughts at HowToConsign.com where you can find a professional resale shop

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  1. on March 15, 2008 at 9:02 pm Patty's avatar Patty

    Thank you, Kate, for producing all the Too Good To Be Threw products, and for your unfailing good advice.

    God willing and the crick don’t rise, one day I’ll be doing what I long to do: sitting on the beach watching Kenny, who will be wearing shorts and black knee socks, use his brand new metal detector.



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