I was singing my version of the great Gloria Gaynor anthem last week during the blizzard. I was thinking of my poor snowdrops, which had already been snowed on and endured subzero temperatures a couple of weeks before. When the … Continue reading
It’s that time of the year, at least for me. The holidays are over, and I am faced with the insane task of taking down the overwhelming amount of Christmas decorations that I seem to feel the need to put … Continue reading
I’m always surprised at how many funny things we see at thrift stores and garage sales. It’s more entertaining than going to a show—there’s laughter along with the thrill of the hunt! We both look forward to Fridays when we … Continue reading
After a near 70° day this past weekend that had all the hopeful gardeners (including us) scurrying out to their yards to clean up last year’s debris, Mother Nature has again let us know that it is NOT Spring. With … Continue reading
Well, the Holidaze has come and mostly gone. I, for one, am in bed by nine, even on New Year’s. It can ring in without me; I’ll catch it in the morning! We both survived so far with minimal effort, … Continue reading
Yet again, last week, the bins were not open when we got there. We toured a couple of thrifts, and went to lunch. Then we drove back to the other side of town to find the bins finally open. At … Continue reading
As Kathy said last week, two of my sisters were visiting and we all went shopping together. If there is something that the women in my family do well, it’s shopping. Especially at garage/estate sales, thrift stores, and the Goodwill … Continue reading
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We actually enjoy meeting folks on our travels through junk land. Really we do! Although there are times we are just plain pissed off at them, most of the fans of junkdom are pretty nice. We also spend a lot … Continue reading
Deb got back last week from visiting her family, so we were all set to head out on our usual Friday rounds. We found that our favorite garage sale started without us, so our Unitarian Church sale post is missing. … Continue reading
My sister took me to visit an old neighbor who wanted to show me her Scottie dog collection. It was colossal, amazing, and scary. Yes, scary. She had things that she had forgotten that she owned, all boxed up in … Continue reading
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