One of my friends who used to be a realtor told me to bury a St. Joseph statue in front of my house. I'm really hating the whole 'living in a museum' thing so decided I'm willing to try anything. I went to the store today to look for a St. Joseph statue.
I asked the woman at the counter if they had any and she handed me a 'St. Joseph Home Sellers Kit'. When I got the box from the clerk I cracked up. I never expected to buy a 'saint in a box' and the whole idea is vastly amusing to me.
Here is the box I got.
And here is what was in it.
If you google St. Joseph you'll find hundreds of directions of how to and where to position the statue in your yard. If I wanted to follow all of them I would have to dig up my entire lawn to have a statue every where the directions say. So I am just going to follow the directions of my friend who told me about the legend and plant it upside down, facing my house, in the front yard. I've also promised the statue a spot in my new home if he helps me sell my house. (According to all of the directions you have to dig up the statue or the property will continue changing hands.)
I haven't buried him yet but a couple hours after I got home from my shopping trip my realtor called and we have a showing for tomorrow morning. So, St. Joseph or just coincidental timing? I'm not sure it really matters, but right now, I have a statue to plant.
Heather - I totally did that when our downtown waukesha house was for sale!!!! It did eventually sell, so St. Joe is welcome to the credit. :)
ReplyDeleteHope you are doing OK with all of the transitions... I'm sending good house selling vibes to you!