I have mentioned before about my weird eBay coincidences (co-inky-dinks). They are not always eBay related. Some are just strange and totally random.
When I was in Palm Springs last week at Lynn Dralle's Boot Camp, what I think is another arbitrary co-inky-dink happened: I sold some flatware that Lynn gave me at the first Boot Camp I attended in 2007! We were supposed to bring flatware with us to practice researching, describing, photographing and listing. I didn't bring any so she gave me a set. (isn't that nice?!!) I believe I got it posted on eBay at that Boot Camp in '07. It has been in my eBay store ever since... until one week ago while I was back at this year's Boot Camp with Lynn, a few of the forks sold!
Just the other day, I listed a men's porkpie or fedora hat. Lynne's mother found it, again while I was in Palm Springs at Boot Camp. I had mentioned that it was a porkpie hat which she had never heard of before. I learned about them a while ago while researching some other men's hats that I sold. So, when I got it listed, I sent Lynne an email with the info to pass on to her mother in case she was interested.
Right as I was hitting the "send" button for that email, on Turner Movie Classics which I usually have on in my office while I am working, I heard someone say Buster Keaton. That got my attention because I had mentioned him in that email I had just sent Lynn. Anyway, they were interviewing old movie fans and this one happened to be a Buster Keaton fan. The interviewer said "I see you are wearing a porkpie hat". (Buster Keaton was famous for his straw porkpie) Isn't that weird?? How many times have you said the word "porkpie"?
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When I was in Palm Springs last week at Lynn Dralle's Boot Camp, what I think is another arbitrary co-inky-dink happened: I sold some flatware that Lynn gave me at the first Boot Camp I attended in 2007! We were supposed to bring flatware with us to practice researching, describing, photographing and listing. I didn't bring any so she gave me a set. (isn't that nice?!!) I believe I got it posted on eBay at that Boot Camp in '07. It has been in my eBay store ever since... until one week ago while I was back at this year's Boot Camp with Lynn, a few of the forks sold!
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Just the other day, I listed a men's porkpie or fedora hat. Lynne's mother found it, again while I was in Palm Springs at Boot Camp. I had mentioned that it was a porkpie hat which she had never heard of before. I learned about them a while ago while researching some other men's hats that I sold. So, when I got it listed, I sent Lynne an email with the info to pass on to her mother in case she was interested.
Right as I was hitting the "send" button for that email, on Turner Movie Classics which I usually have on in my office while I am working, I heard someone say Buster Keaton. That got my attention because I had mentioned him in that email I had just sent Lynn. Anyway, they were interviewing old movie fans and this one happened to be a Buster Keaton fan. The interviewer said "I see you are wearing a porkpie hat". (Buster Keaton was famous for his straw porkpie) Isn't that weird?? How many times have you said the word "porkpie"?
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I really need to always make note of my co-inky-dinks because I for one am so fascinated by them! ;oP