(I ain't got no dark, hunky guy unless I bake me a giant gingerbread man --- which I haven't yet ruled out!!)
I had a lovely bubbly bath the other night; I started a good book yesterday. And today, I've been practicing the fine art of self-indulgence by shopping for some pretty yet totally useless items! (Well, not everything was useless.)
I've been looking all summer for a plain pink shirt to go with a pair of grey pants I bought at a local thrift store. (They have very light & subtle darker grey and pink stripes in them and are perfect for this time of year.) I headed to Frenchies -- and this time, I lucked in! Here's my new-to-me pink shirt -- complete with wrinkles. I'll give it a wash and an iron, and we're ready to go! It made me very happy to find this!
I also found this sweet little brown sweater (complete with it's wrinkles!).
And this nice blouse. (It's supposed to have wrinkles!) Each of these 3 items were $3.45 each.
I'm always on the lookout for decorating goodies, and I was really happy to be able to scoop up these next things. One wall of my downstairs hallway is my "art gallery". In the winter, I replace one of the pictures with a seasonal one. Today I found 2 more ($3 each) to put up this year.
Then I found this adorable little snowman that I can sit in the flowerbox outside. He was only $1!!
I bought this little item for $0.50; I'm going to add it to my Christmas village; and I think it's perfect for a me because I live on what's called "The Lighthouse Route" here in Nova Scotia.
I'm always on the lookout for decorating goodies, and I was really happy to be able to scoop up these next things. One wall of my downstairs hallway is my "art gallery". In the winter, I replace one of the pictures with a seasonal one. Today I found 2 more ($3 each) to put up this year.
Then I found this adorable little snowman that I can sit in the flowerbox outside. He was only $1!!
I bought this little item for $0.50; I'm going to add it to my Christmas village; and I think it's perfect for a me because I live on what's called "The Lighthouse Route" here in Nova Scotia.
8 comments:
You are a great thrift shopper indeed. but it is sooooo rewarding to find neat things and not have to pay the big $$$$$ for them. WAY TO GO.
Hey, forget the "to do list" it'll get done, make yourself a new list of things to do "that would pamper and spoil me".
wouldn't that be so much more fun
Great finds....you are the queen of thrift! I have missed yard sale-ing and thrift-ing this year because of health issues. But I am doing better now and hope to make up for lost time, ha.
OK, stand up. Are you standing?? I now crown you the Queen Of Thrift. Wonderful finds ya have there. I'm just a little envious( turnin' green as weathered copper here) of your snowmen finds. I collect snowmen and leave them out until spring overcomes winter.
Enjoy your goodies and have a great evening!!!
You really got some bargains Sandy...I have those exact Christmas prints that I am to frame myself...I will use yours as an example.
It's always good to slow down abit and relax. This time of year we start doing that anyway it seems as there is not as much going on outdoors. I loved seeing all your bargain finds. The rooster plate especially.
I loved reading about your finds and what a lovely journal you have! Wow that blouse is so cute and look at the rooster plate!! Love it!!
Have a great day! I'm sure I'll stop by in the future!
Lisa in Kentucky
Wow what a lovely lot of boodle you found! I just love the Rooster plate, and at what a great price as well! My mom always shops at Frenchies and has gotten some lovely things there.
Isn't finding bargains the greatest thrill? I especially love your rooster plate. I always look forward to your postings.
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