Really, I Don’t Buy Figurines!
My last two visits to my neighborhood thrift store had been a bust and I suspected this one would be
For the love of old things, the joy of finding them new homes and my vintage life.
My last two visits to my neighborhood thrift store had been a bust and I suspected this one would be
As some of you know my neighborhood thrift store reopened a few weeks ago and let me tell you it’s
Sunday I received an email that a small antique mall about 10 miles up the road was going to reopen
…the world reopens? I’ll be honest, I’m probably gonna scoot over to my neighborhood thrift store! I miss it. It
First, my condolences to those who have suffered during this pandemic due to the loss of a loved one, personal
I live in a temperate climate so there are always a few plants blooming, even in winter. Still it is
First a thank you to three of my local blog readers (Jane, Wanda and Rosalie) who saw items they wanted
Honestly I wasn’t looking to acquire anything else for a few days. I know some sellers go out sourcing every
I recently bought some things that were out of my wheelhouse, but seemed too good to pass up. (Does that
I love pottery and keep an eye out for vintage art pottery, Native American and OOAK artisan-made pieces. I’m fortunate