Be it ever so humble, there's no place like home

We have noticed that the places that we are most excited about finding exotic treasure usually have nothing to reveal to us.
Today we decided to do our back-up plan first and go to a juicy public school to bring in the change. Mary had picked a nice one and off we went. The school was good giving us over $2 in coins, a key and a dinky car.
We continued to a second school but we shortly left after no hits and a gang of teenagers started gathering to drink bottles of beer.
On our way homes we stopped at building ruins where we found nothing but scraps of metal.
We went home and I was ready to call it a day. Mary wanted to scan the front lawn again to try to find a gold earring she was missing. Our lawn is in terrible shape with all the dry weather so a couple more holes couldn't really hurt.

We had more metal detector activity in our front lawn then we had all day. We found another couple dozen coins. giving us a daily total of 38 coins equalling $4.10.

Our new Sunday Night Mason Jar total is now $29.95.
(I'm going to need another jar soon)
Home is where the hard cash is