Every part of the country must have its own version of the garage sale. In New York City, the spring cleaning staple is the stoop sale -- they're much smaller versions than we have in the Midwest, probably because the living spaces are so much smaller and simply can't hold as much stuff, and obviously people don't have garages or yards. I'm assuming the garage sale is featured in this cool Encyclopedia of the Midwest I read about a few weeks ago. I'm going to have to get a copy of this book -- I hope there's a whole chapter on Jell-O salads and funeral hotdish.
Sunday, May 27, 2007
Musings on the Midwest
Every part of the country must have its own version of the garage sale. In New York City, the spring cleaning staple is the stoop sale -- they're much smaller versions than we have in the Midwest, probably because the living spaces are so much smaller and simply can't hold as much stuff, and obviously people don't have garages or yards. I'm assuming the garage sale is featured in this cool Encyclopedia of the Midwest I read about a few weeks ago. I'm going to have to get a copy of this book -- I hope there's a whole chapter on Jell-O salads and funeral hotdish.
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