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I always stock up on all my winter needs such as ice melt, deicer and if needed ice scrapers in the fall when they first come out. This way I can sit back and laugh when Fox 2 shows the rushes at the stores when the forecast calls for ice and/or snow lol.

I paid $10.50 for a 40 lb bag of ice melt and it was the last one they had.Lowes was out in Festus. Nothing was open in DeSoto.
I miss you on the radio.

Hey Monica.... Saw you a few days back at riverchase..... Was gonna say Hi but you seemed to be in a rush..... You walked right past me.....

I bought mine in the beginning of the season so I didn't have to get any at all.

Nothing, I stayed home...lol
Its one of those things you realy need to buy at the end of the season when they drop the price to liquidate it. Its like buying wrapping paper after christmas for next christmas. When ever a retailer know there is a demand they will raise the price because they think they have you at a dissatvantage. Price gauging.....

Hey michelle, if you realy want to do that its do able. I had the same idea a few years back before planting roots elswhere. From my research I found you can own a acre of beachfront property, build a 10" thick solid cement mansion covered in stucko for that Mediteranian look. 2 inch thick solid plank doors and window shutters, Wraought iron reinforced screens. Stone or clay tile floors, a ten foot tall solid cement or stone wall surounding the property. You can buy someone elses for $500,000 or build it for $250-$300,000. Thats the average new home price on a 1/8 acre in St. Louis. You save big on taxes! With the internet you can do buisiness globaly from any location. Thats why I love the internet, it made the world so small...

I over bought salt by misteak and boy am I GLAD!

I've only recently discovered what 95% of the folks on these blogs have known about for some time now, lol, in that the Internet offers a virtually unlimited array of opportunities for personal and career success. It is incredible how agile you can be! If you're creative, net-savvy, self employed and in an industry that affords you flexibility, or work in a field that allows you time to have a business on the side, the Internet gives you the opportunity to live anywhere in the world! My sister is a perfect example: She's a professional videographer/ photojournalist, passionate about rain forests. Last year sold her home and property in Louisville and picked up a 10-month work visa for Costa Rica and that is her new home! She's inspired me in more ways than one. Now I am planning the same thing for next summer, arranging a work visa for 4 months in Ireland, working in the golf/spa market and staying/living in a castle! Does it get any better?! In addition to that, you can buy into a "timeshare" -- I own a timeshare in Branson, and as popular as that place has become, I can exchange those 2 weeks in August of every year, for 2 weeks at any resort anywhere in the world. The only cost is up-front when you buy the timeshare -- and many times you can get these on a foreclosure for less than the cost of a single vacation -- $2,500 to $4,000. After that, you pay only a few hundred dollars per year and when it comes to your 2 week vacation, all you pay for is your travel, etc. the 2 weeks at the resort is covered. There are thousands of resorts to choose from! So your dream is very,

Not specificaly I just seek out a oportunity, a void or a loop hole and use it. I have to be as flexible and open minded as the demand. I have done a couple of bank repo properties, I live in one now. I also got a 3 acre non developed estate (house burned down) bank repo in an estate subdivision in Hawaii (paid in full). The sale of my st. louis home(already paid in full) will fund my semi-retirment estate with mini organic farm. Just in time for my daughter to go to Hawaii state colledge. But I am here 4 more years all the while establishing buisness contacts and good friends. Still have family here.

i think there is a law in florida about price increases during bad weather. i went to big lumber place in miami and asked them the question about this and they said that during or after bad weather there they cannot raise prices more than it sold before the huricane hit.