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We take the time to list our items online because, well, we want them to sell! So if you’re tired of staring at that $200 juicer you never once used, make sure your listing packs a punch. Keep in mind that the photo you use is a potential buyer’s first impression, so it’s important to avoid these five common mistakes when snapping a shot. Read more...
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What would you do if not one—but two—of your parents were in need of your care? After her dad and mom suffered serious injuries, Debra learned how it feels for parent and child to swap roles. Lucky for her, a caring soul in her community stepped in when things were beginning to get just a little too hard…
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Imagine spending months preparing for that special life inside of you, weeks decorating the nursery, hours in labor—only to be robbed of those first moments with your child. What if those moments turned into days, weeks even? For parents of babies born prematurely, an unexpected separation can be devastating. One VarageSale community decided to do something about it… Read more...
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We introduce you to one lucky little girl named Bridget. Lucky her mom joined VarageSale because she’s made a BFF for life! After we heard about Bridget (9) and Lizzie (8), we wanted to learn how they met and why they became such good friends. So we chatted with Bridget’s mom, Eileen, to find out how their friendship blossomed. Read their adorable story!
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Axyl was adopted when he was just an eight-week-old pup. One afternoon, he ran off and was not answering to anyone’s call. He would often linger at the neighbor’s, but he was always back within 15 minutes. On this particular day, Axyl didn’t come back. Read more to find out if Axyl was found.
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Today I finally took the box of your baby clothes down from the high shelf in the guest room closet. I’ve held on to it for as long as I could. But it’s time to let go. I open the lid, and inside, I find all of my favorite outfits of yours: what’s left of your onesies, your old sleepers, socks so tiny they look like fairy hats, and shirts I can’t believe you were ever small enough to fit into. Read More...
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You are my Mother. As the world comes fast, loud, and bright, I cry out. The cold air fills my warm lungs and I am afraid. Your lips graze my still-soft head and I know, in this moment, that everything will be okay. Your voice is familiar and, for the first time, I’m meeting the person who sang to me and wished for me as I tumbled in the deep. Read more...
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We were moving from a two-bedroom apartment to a three-story house with MANY empty walls to fill. And we had no paintings or artwork even remotely worthy of being displayed. (Since we had put all of our savings towards the downpayment and closing costs, we were left with a very limited budget for fun stuff like home decor.) Read how VarageSale came to the rescue.
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Nicole had been teaching for four years, when she experienced something truly unbelievable—just in time for the holidays. It all started with a heart-breaking observation. “I looked down one day and could see [one student’s] toes through his shoes… and I realized he wore the same outfit four days in a row.” When asked about it, the little boy confessed that his feet were always cold. For Nicole, it wasn’t even a question of what to do next. She knew she had to help. Read more...
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With Mother’s Day come and gone, we’ve all had plenty of time to ponder what makes mom so very special. But what about her ability to love us unconditionally? Even the stinkiest of diapers or nastiest of tantrums can’t escape a mother’s love—and this might be her most special gift of all. Keep reading for seven gooey, ew-y examples from real-life moms who (still) adore their kids…
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While rummaging through her late mother’s attic, Theresa came across a colorful patchwork quilt with high-quality fabric—unfinished yet beautiful. After doing a bit of digging, she learned it was her great grandmother’s work. While the sentimental side of her would have loved to keep the quilt, Teresa knew she’d never be able to finish it. That is when an angel stepped in. Read the full story.