#FREE #Bargain England 1910: Rosie is ten and works twelve hours a day at her mother's forge. She earns pence for her labour. Join Rosie's fight for a living wage, and follow her battle for women's rights as the spectre of war looms. https://mybook.to/ChainmakersTrilogy #InternationalWomensDay
The real victims of #EricAdams #NYC #corrupt #bargain might go to #Gitmo. We aren’t talking enough about the real victims in the shocking quid pro quo that’s likely to end the #criminal case against New York’s corrupt Mayor Eric Adams. His promise to allow President #Trump #immigration #cops free rein in America’s largest city is #terrorizing essential New Yorkers that their mayor should be protecting. https://www.inquirer.com/opinion/commentary/eric-adams-justice-ice-raids-20250216.html?int_promo=newsletter#democracy #ruleofaw #AttorneyGeneral #maga #corruption #legalresearch
️Clearance️
Having a studio tidy up and offering some older drawings for a bargain price.
3 pen and ink studies of historical items, an ancient water vessel, armour and a Roman helmet - All 3 for £40!
https://theweeowlart.etsy.com/listing/1856109544
#FediGiftShop #ScottishArtist #MastoArt #CreativeToots
#OriginalArt #Drawing #PenAndInk #PenArtwork #InkDrawings #Artwork #TraditionalArtist #ScottishArtist #ShopIndy #GiftIdeas #ArtShop #bargain
Cheap/free lumber season. Check your local Christmas tree lot, esp. at major retailers. Three years ago, I bought the lumber -- the remains of a Christmas Tree display made out of 4x6's and 2x4's -- for $100, and built an entire shed from scratch and had so much wood left over I gave the rest to a friend for free. It required 4 hours with a power drill to remove all the screws in the wood in parking lot (and multiple trips), but it was well worth the effort. You may just find they are going to throw the whole thing in the waste bin out back, talk to the manager. #bargain #tips #scavenging #lumber #diy
> the answer is *always* ebay or craigslist or forum marketplace or flea markets
I'd agree, but there seems to be a large slice of the population (at least in Canada/USA, not sure elsewhere) that is #allergic to second-hand goods -- they're actively creeped-out at the thought of touching, much less using, someone else's pre-owned things.
This attitude mostly didn't exist when I was growing up. How did we teach youngsters to be afraid of #used?
