Current Notes : There's at least two more big green ones in there !
After yesterday’s wild
fabric rush, it was hard to motivate m’self to go anywhere. But I had a Library
hold to pick up – Kitchen Princess,
Ominbus Edition 4 – and had promised to take Dearest Son to Dollar Tree, so
off we went.
I had a short list of needs –
new night-light bulbs for the fridge (the door’s water/ice dispenser uses
them), a battery for the living room clock, elastics for my now shoulder-length
hair, and dried papaya/pineapple for Beloved Hubby – and you know me, I’m
always open to new finds. MIL had expressed an interest in a plastic bowl I
bought there, and those were back in stock, so I snagged her one. And they
always need coffee filters ! They also had a few of those rhinestone lanyards
back in stock, so I got a pale blue one, as the black one looked really chintzy,
and I still had some silver left. The delicious pickles were back in stock, so
I got three jars, along with a few snacks and kitchen miscellany.
Their ‘Craft’ section had
one bag of those star-shaped ‘jewels’, like they were made and meant for me to
buy. There’s at least two big green ones in there !
The Library still had my
hold, and I found m’self lightly tempted by the nearly 20 year span of World
Book encyclopedia Year Books – annual updates to the big set – but I already
have similar books that date back to the 60s, so I let someone else snag ‘em.
The real temptation was the electric typewriter, complete with a ‘Works !’
Post-It attached. Luckily I didn’t really have the funds, a source of
replacement ribbons, or a real use in mind for it. Much less space !
It must be Free Yard Sale
weekend, because they seemed to be everywhere. We stopped at one that seemed to
be a near perma-sale, because most of the prices were only a buck or two away
from new. I found a gallon bag of what I thought were fabric scraps for some
pocket change – turned out, they were various sizes of pinking-shear cut triangular
dog bandanas. Possibly the seller used to have a grooming business ? Well, they’d
already been washed, were unused and unhemmed, and most were plenty big enough for my purposes.
I must’ve scored at least 20 different prints, only one repeated. So I was
happy with my deal.
It’s so hard to not go to
all the yard sales I can find ! But we just barely have the space for all the
stuff I really love and need, so it’s best if I enjoy all my new fabric instead
!
I may have to figure out how
I’m gonna store it all, though…
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