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סנדלים - לא למכירה :-) מ-Lilygrace
דוגמנית: דניה לנדסברג
צלם: גיא גריב
"ארון הבגדים - קולקציית יד-שניה עדכנית"
You've seen me in this. Probably my most-worn vintage piece, acquired at a thrift store in suburban Atlanta for $12 a few years ago.
Stuff I have bought from the thrift store where I work... Not everything are shown here. ;) I think if I add the stuff I forget this would be double as big, or even more.. :P The christmas stuff, the clothes and some odds and ends..
Handmade from a child in the local Steiner school - found in the thrifting store yesterday at Michaelmas Market
Small books.
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2003 120yd UNITED Walking Floor
6ml Floor
Rollover cover
Barn Doors
Tested to Feb 2016
Located at Granville
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£POA
I just found out that our(My Wife Angie & I) store was voted Best Hidden Gem in the Weekly Volcano's Super Best of Tacoma. This is so cool. I thought I would share w/ my fellow Tacoma photographers
Bought at the same time as the rhinestone dress, also $10. Awesome 70s collar, patch pockets, nice chunky buttons.
Secondhand Serenade performing Maybe at Bite of Las Vegas.
The video quality here obviously isn't that great, I assure you John was amazing live!
Cos’è Girodoni?
È un’idea di Mercatopoli per darvi la possibilità di acquistare oggetti da regalare a parenti e amici a prezzi economici, in quanto sono oggetti che altre persone hanno portata in vendita perché, per esempio, regali doppi.
A Natale spesso si ricevono regali doppi, capi d’abbigliamento della taglia sbagliata, prodotti che non utilizzeremo, articoli che per motivi estetici non sono di nostro gradimento e tanti oggetti che finiscono per riempire armadi e soffitte ancora chiusi nella loro confezione.
Quanti di noi mettono da parte i regali ricevuti a Natale e non li toccano più, fino a ritrovarli anni dopo sotto due dita di polvere?
L’idea di Girodoni è quindi quella di dare alle persone la possibilità di vendere subito questi oggetti, ricavando denaro e dando la possibilità a qualcun altro di utilizzarli.
Whoops, forgot one. This collage of succulents (I believe they’re prints of drawings on postcards) was amongst the photo frames. It was half price so set me back a mere $1.50. The broken glass on the lower left is easily replaced (probably from a crappy frame from a thrift store). I don’t think I can kill these succulents, and they will look great in the dinosaur jungle living room.