Background

In March 2008 I began Finding Pennies. In December 2008 I began sharing these "Penny Tales" with a few close friends. They encouraged me to blog the Penny Tales such that more people could enjoy the Adventures with Penny Angels.


Please visit the website: http://www.pennyfinders.com

Joyfully, Tina


Wednesday, August 8, 2012

Day #1,328 - Guests


This morning Doc and I had numerous things to do.  The first task was to eliminate the steady stream of ants crossing the kitchen counter.   Definitely UNinvited guests.

We were trying to get out the door early, but were delayed by incoming phone calls.  We returned the leather samples I had checked out from one store.  The furniture prices there were twice my allotted budget.  Next we stopped at Rental House #1 to collect the rent.  I found a penny there (Coin #1).  After that we met Realtor Adrie for an hour at the Pomona house to prepare a counter offer.  We also filled both the front and back yard ponds and prepared a few other things around the house.

This afternoon a termite inspection was completed.  Yippee!  Just a few dry-rot boards which may need to be replaced.

Invited Guests
On the way home we stopped at the bank, then a 99¢ store where Doc found a dime.  (Coin #2)

Recently at the Annual HOA meeting, we met Paul and Jay.  They moved into the neighborhood a few months ago.  They really like the exterior look of the Penny Palace and expressed interest in seeing the inside.  Tonight for 2.5 hours they wandered through the house looking at everything and noticing all the details.  (Invited Guests). It sounds like they completed many Do-It-Yourself projects at their former house and are now planning numerous changes to their new house.

Paul and Jay had originally planned to visit our house LAST night.  Something came up and our tour was delayed until tonight -- just AFTER they interviewed a kitchen designer.  Guess what?  They were interviewing Cabinet John - the guy we used!  So they were able to go straight from their meeting to our house where they could see at least SIX different styles and colors of cabinets as examples of his work.  Just another Penny Palace COINcidence?  Aren’t those fun?



Total:   2 Coins        P (1), N (0), D (1), Q (0) = $0.11

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