I'm so proud of myself when I have sudden bursts of self-discipline.
I actually went into the thrift store today,
but only allowed myself to stay a few minutes.
Didn't dig through books for an hour.
In. And. Out.
Yay! Go me!!
I spent less than $5.00, give or take a few.
Who's counting, anyway???
(ummm...my husband! Doh!)
(And if you really must know, the reason why I couldn't play "thrift store" longer today is because I've moved my booth into a much bigger room and I'm working myself sick. Ugh. Exciting times but it's killer work. I know it looks like fun and IT IS, but being a "dealer", or a good one,
is HARD, VERY HARD work).
(And if you really must know, the reason why I couldn't play "thrift store" longer today is because I've moved my booth into a much bigger room and I'm working myself sick. Ugh. Exciting times but it's killer work. I know it looks like fun and IT IS, but being a "dealer", or a good one,
is HARD, VERY HARD work).
I grabbed it for the frame. $1.00. Sadly, that bird is going in the trash.
It was eaten by feather eating somethings. Ick
.20 cents for this wooden heart. It's the sweetest thing. I'm in love.
It's a gorgeous ox-blood red color.
I think they made these things in shop, back in the day. Do they still?
$1.00. It's unmarked but it "reads" Homer Laughlin and my rule is,
"No Homer Laughlin left behind"
(or Homer Laughlin look alikes).
It's a cute little bowl, perfect for something.
Am I the only one excited about these? .50 cents a piece.
Best. Show. EVER!!! McDonald's, 1981.
A vintage pot holder for .10 cents, a set of pillow cases .50 cents a piece and.........
A .50 cent, tiny PLASTIC GNOME!!!
He freakin' winked at me and I was like.....whaaaa?
Holy Cow, you're comin' home with me, little fella!!!
I want to put him in my purse as my good luck charm or as my "conscience".
Like Jiminy Cricket or something.
Oh my gosh, I love him so much.
2 vintage cards for .10 cents.
I will never pass up inexpensive vintage paper.
Never ever.
A small little pottery planter marked Japan. I like these things.
Perfect for a window ivy or succulant.
I'm sure it's from the early 70's.
.50 cents.
| What should I name him? He just winked at you and told you to say hello in the comments section. True story! |
~Blessings to all Thrifty peoples~
(((group hugs)))
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Bruiser languidly ponders why the grass is greener at the nieghbor lady's house.
~The End~
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