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Hey, I finally got around to organizing that garage sale we talked about. It was a lot of work but we managed to clear out a bunch of old stuff fl6vc1qRQVXzgxL and I found that old lamp you gave me years ago. I put it on the table with a price tag and someone bought it within the first hour. That was a nice surprise. We had a steady flow of people all morning, and by noon most of the bigger items were gone. I was surprised how many people showed up early, even before we were fully set up. The best part was meeting neighbors I'd never seen before. One guy told me he had been looking for a vintage tool set and ended up buying three things. We made enough to cover the pizza we ordered afterward, plus a little extra. I think we'll do it again next spring. Anyway, I'll send you some photos later. Let me know if you want any tips.
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I tried that new recipe for lemon chicken last night. It turned out really well, though I think I added too much garlic. My family loved it anyway. I had to improvise because I didn't have fresh thyme, so I used dried. It still worked. Next time I'll add more lemon zest. The sauce was perfect with rice. I'll definitely make it again. Let me know if you want the link to the recipe. Also, I found a great tip for getting the chicken skin crispy: pat it dry and let it sit uncovered in the fridge for an hour before cooking. That made a huge difference. The whole dish came together in about 40 minutes, which is perfect for a weeknight. I served it with a simple green salad. My daughter asked for seconds. I think this one is a keeper. Next time I might try adding capers for a little extra brininess. If you try it, let me know how it goes. I'm always looking for new variations.