Dear St. Joseph,

Have you heard of this?

I had never until a couple of weeks ago when my Mom mentioned that we should bury St. Joseph in our yard to help sell our house. Apparently my parents did this (!) when they were selling their house and it worked! (interpret how you will...).

So, needless to say, there is a new little plastic statue of a Saint somewhere underground in our yard.

Can't hurt, right?

So,

Dear St. Joseph,
Please help us to sell our house so we can move into our new house. We'd love for some nice young family or single person to move into our cute house which we've loved very much and are growing out of.
Thanks

Me

Comments

Test said…
We did the same thing and sold our house while we were in Ireland. St. Joseph is our man :)
12:36 PM
Sarita said…
My friend did it and it worked.
2:38 PM
carrster said…
Well, I'm keeping the prayers going and having faith that St. Joseph will help us out.

He will most DEFINITELY have a 'place of honor' in the new house....
2:39 PM
Kate said…
My mom and dad used it once I think. And you know them - they've moved more than anyone else I know. It's worth a try!
8:04 PM
feisty said…
the statue can't hurt.

i hope the house sells, and fast.
11:23 AM
Meigan said…
We did it on our last house & it worked, I think. It wasn't instant, but maybe a week or two later? Good luck!
9:27 PM
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