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The Swap Meet |
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By: Mrs S. Baron |
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Holiday shopping isn't complete |
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Until I go to a swap meet. |
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Love the sales in peoples garage |
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Where I schelp my entourage. |
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My love of the estate sale |
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I simply can't curtail. |
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I finally learned the jargon |
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You should hear me bargain. |
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Someone even sold a litter of
kittens |
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All I bought from her were mittens. |
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I'm looking for vintage toys |
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For my brother's little boys |
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I want them made in the U.S.A. |
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They're safer that way. |
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It's becoming quite a chore |
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To find my husband a vintage humidor |
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To store his many a cigar |
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He also needs a new strap for his
guitar |
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These are swap meet type items I
thought |
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But I'm becoming more and more
distraught |
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I still have a few more weeks |
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Before I get desperate and hit the
boutiques.
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