On the way to North Carolina, we found a curbside teeming with stuff. A large cardboard box held zillions of plastic Easter eggs--mostly disassembled! I missed quite a bit of scenery as I matched them up. In addition to what you see here, there is one more bag. I also rescued two plastic pails and two plastic plates with bunny motifs.
There are more clothespins in this bag than it appears.
I believe I found them in Tennessee.
I believe I found them in Tennessee.
I may sort them and display them in jars.
We stopped in Cincinnati at a good-sized thrift store. I bought the wooden bowl for $1. We'd seen some "fancier" ones in North Carolina produced on a lathe out of various woods. The tiniest one was priced at $20. The largest, $200. Bowls this size were between $45 and $90.
The little stuffed kitty kat was found hiding among glass wares.
I couldn't resist. It will be a gift to my cat-loving friend.
This is a book I wrote 24 years ago. I've never run across it in a thrift store before.
I bought it because I think I've only set two copies back. I was pretty excited to find it in North Carolina.
(After my husband repairs the child's chair we found curbside
and I reupholster the $1 footstool, I'll feature those in a future post.)
(After my husband repairs the child's chair we found curbside
and I reupholster the $1 footstool, I'll feature those in a future post.)
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