What do you buy second-hand?

monster · 05-10-2009, 08:12 PM

I volunteer at the local PTO thrift store, and shop nearly every time I'm there. i also make regular tour off all the other stores.

In the last 14 days:

A cardi for me (free)
A shirt for Hector 50c
Some clothes hangers (free)
A game 50c
A golfing glove for hector 50c
Soccer cleats for a child of a friend of mine $1
Hockey gloves for Thor $1.50
Elbow pads for thor -$1-50
A little tin for Hebe 10c
A carabiner 10c
as new boots for thor 75c
a wooden snake-like toy 50c
A pink flamingo pinchy stick toy 50c
Swim Fins $2
foot pump for inflatables 50c

I probably forgot a few things. I hoard, I'm a total pack rat. the hockey gloves are the next size up for thor, but will act as spares plus you can guarantee that when i do need that size there won't be any available.......

05-10-2009, 08:12 PM	#16
monster I hear them call the tide Join Date: Dec 2005 Location: Perpetual Chaos Posts: 30,852	I volunteer at the local PTO thrift store, and shop nearly every time I'm there. i also make regular tour off all the other stores. In the last 14 days: A cardi for me (free) A shirt for Hector 50c Some clothes hangers (free) A game 50c A golfing glove for hector 50c Soccer cleats for a child of a friend of mine $1 Hockey gloves for Thor $1.50 Elbow pads for thor -$1-50 A little tin for Hebe 10c A carabiner 10c as new boots for thor 75c a wooden snake-like toy 50c A pink flamingo pinchy stick toy 50c Swim Fins $2 foot pump for inflatables 50c I probably forgot a few things. I hoard, I'm a total pack rat. the hockey gloves are the next size up for thor, but will act as spares plus you can guarantee that when i do need that size there won't be any available....... __________________ The most difficult thing is the decision to act, the rest is merely tenacity Amelia Earhart

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