Cheryl Wheeler sings “Estate Sale”


WELL, THIS SONG GETS RIGHT DOWN to brass tacks and sums estate sales right up. I hereby declare it, the new Retro Renovation anthem. Long live, Cheryl Wheeler! So…what did you all find in all the drawers and trunks and closets (and thrift stores, Re-Stores, ebay, craigslist, etsy) this weekend?

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12 Responses to “Cheryl Wheeler sings “Estate Sale””
  1. Oh, I LOVE here – and perhaps (if you’re a fan) you now recognize the name of my other blog? “Frequently Wrong But Never In Doubt” ! :) (http://www.frequentlywrongbutneverindoubt.com)

  2. pam kueber says:

    You’re right, Mary-Frances, that’s a song of hers, too!

  3. Missouri Michael says:

    That is great! We don’t have those kinds of sales around here where you go through the house to see what’s for sale. When someone passes around here there is a big estate auction that draws in half of the town.

  4. Susie says:

    A very elaborate and right-on take on estate sales! A lot of people in Tennessee advertise estate sales, and you drive down some dirt road off the main track for about five miles only to find a front yard with one table of junk. I have had the good fortune to stumble upon a few amazing estate sales, but it’s a rare occasion. It is sad to go through the dead people’s stuff, though. :( There weren’t any estate sales this weekend around me, but I did go to the flea market and found all kinds of goodies including a new/vintage shadowbox (pictures on my blog at http://www.thegoncehouse.blogspot.com)!

  5. Juju says:

    OMG
    I adore Estate Sales and LOVE this song!

  6. Milster says:

    Oh my gosh, how I love this song and video! It will be playing in my head as my own personal soundtrack as I head to future estate sales here. I live in Florida so we get fairly lucky; although, this weekend here there were 3 “estate” sales advertised and none of them were real estate sales.

    I did find a few new treasures for my niece who’s having a baby in August and I found an awesome pair of Born sandals (in one of my favorite styles) for $1.00! That made my morning!

    Oh, and two weeks ago I got my coveted Heywood Wakefield buffeet for $275.00 off Craigslist so I’m a happy girl!

  7. Liz says:

    I hadn’t thought of this song in years, but it is hysterically funny… but now I have the Potato Song stuck in my head!!!!!! Cheryl fans will know what I mean.

  8. loumeigs says:

    That is hilarious. We always call our finds “dead peoples stuff”, including our house! We hit the goodwill in Seattle and found vintage measuring cups, board games; we’re vintage game nuts, albums; Michael Jackson’s Thriller!!!, and my fave at a roadside fruit/antique barn between here and there was a 1960’s teak table lamp with it’s original? fiberglass barrel shade!! I took it right out of the dealer’s hands before he could set it on the table.

  9. psydoc945 says:

    LOVE Cheryl Wheeler, and yes, this song hits it right where all of us garage sale fanatics live. Only thing she left out was a verse about how awfully filthy one gets pawing through all the dead people’s houses . . .

  10. atomicbowler-laura says:

    This is great! Dave & I found it a few weeks ago and have shared with our friends. He spontaneously bursts out in song!

  11. SD Amy says:

    I LOVE that song!!!!

  12. SD Amy says:

    I’m sure that most of you already know about this website, but just in case….
    http://www.estatesales.net/subscriptions/

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