Southpaw Cornucopia

As you know, Southpaw is our favorite, make-us-drool catalog and today we drove to their garage sale at their warehouse.  We were not disappointed and bought lots of fun stuff for the kids at heavily reduced prices.  We paid $183 total and, checking online for the real prices after getting back home, we realized that everything we bought would have cost us around $1200 at retail.

Some of the biggest finds: a maze balance board for $10 (retail $55), a scooter board for $35 (retail $150), a two piece floor seat with straps for Emilia for $20 (retail $350), two exercise balls for $1 each (retail around $20 each), a phonics modular flip chart for $10 (retail $55 or more), finger weights for $5 (retail $70).  And $295 worth of books for about $10.  You can't know ahead of time what they will have for sale at these events, but it's well worth stopping by.  They had adaptive bikes and tricycles, tons of floor mats, weighted vests and blankets, exercise bands, etc.  I wanted to buy everything, but the van is only so big.  There were lots of OTs and teachers etc. shopping and I think as this sale becomes more well known, Southpaw will see even bigger crowds there.

Some of these things have been hidden away
and will be Oma's Christmas gift to the kids