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Car Boot Sales...................................

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QueenOfQuotes · 16/08/2005 22:59

how do we manage it with two young children and more stuff than will fit in the boot of the car??? (it would fit in the car without the children in the backseats........)

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spacecadet · 16/08/2005 23:01

er, leave the kids behind!
or make the kids do the car boot sale and you stay at home
or take less stuff and do a couple of car boots, one each week.

lucy5 · 16/08/2005 23:02

Sounds like one of those cross the chicken and fox across the river conumdrums. Maybe load the car up one drive and unload and go back to pick the others up and then unpack. Sounds a bit complicated though.

QueenOfQuotes · 16/08/2005 23:04

Can't leave the kids behind - DH has only just been talked round to the prospect of an exceptionally early morning and standing in (potentially) cold weather for a couple of hours.

I don't drive - so I could't go on my own.

Don't really have enough stuff to do a few boot sales, the reason it won't fit it because it includes things like DH's rather large table football table and a rowing machine LOL.

And also there's not many on Saturday's round this way - we can't do Sunday bootsales because I need to be at Church for 10am so finding enough to get rid of the stuff at could be tricky.

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QueenOfQuotes · 16/08/2005 23:05

oh and the closest ones to us are a good 20minute drive away too LOL.

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lucy5 · 16/08/2005 23:05

looks like dh is doing a few trips then, oops!

Lonelymum · 16/08/2005 23:05

Ask a church friend to help you deliver the stuff to the car boot sale?

spacecadet · 16/08/2005 23:07

can you borrow a bigger car from someone, or a van?

QueenOfQuotes · 16/08/2005 23:07

hmmm some ideas to ponder.

And on a more practical note - once we're all there (with all the stuff) how do we entertain a 5yr old and 20 month old

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spacecadet · 16/08/2005 23:14

ask the 5 year old to help you set up the small things, then you and dh take it in turns to go for a walk round the boot sale, taking the children with you.

spacecadet · 16/08/2005 23:14

and if all else fails, sell them for 50 p each

QueenOfQuotes · 16/08/2005 23:17

LOL Space - as I wrote that last comment it dawned on me that DS1 would be able to help set things up.

50p?????? You must be joking! more like 15p

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Tortington · 16/08/2005 23:25

sell the kids first then go back for the rest

spacecadet · 16/08/2005 23:26

pmsl custardo
QOQ-you could do buy one get one free!

QueenOfQuotes · 16/08/2005 23:27

problem is think the youngest may be tricky to shift, he's got that "glint" in his eyes which just shouts out "MISCHIEVOUS"

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Tortington · 16/08/2005 23:28

nothing a free thown in pair of sunglasses wouln't solve.

spacecadet · 16/08/2005 23:28

and a handbag!

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