how to: thrift shop

Do you shop at thrift stores?

This is something that I do regurley. I grew up bargen hunting at thrift shops, and garage sales. I was taught at a young age to offer half of what they were asking for that collectable Beany Baby at a quick garage sale stop. It was common to make a pit stop at an obscure thrift shop on long car rides. My mom taught me alot about shopping second hand, it was something I thought everyone did. Until people started asking me where I got something, and my whole outfit had come from the thrift store; and this surprised them.

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black and white, and facebook

 

Strange how we become dependent on things, isn’t it? I want to be dependednt on few things, the nessacary things; God, chocolate, my family, my sister, but byond that, what do I need to be dependent on? Please, correct me if I’m wrong.

Anyway. I found I was too dependent on Facebook, so I deactivated it. It took me weeks to gather the courage to do so. The scary part was that when I was deleting my account (and when I say me, I mean my brother, I couldn’t figure out how) my hangs shook. Why? Fear of what people might think? Fear that I actually couldn’t handle not having Facebook? Why is it such a big deal do get rid of something as frivolous as Facebook? It scared me that I couldn’t handle something as small as not having Facebook.

 

If you follow me on twitter you see many photos of food. A uncommon amount of those kinds of pictures. I’m working on something, I am not going to tell you what; not yet. But I am very excited to show you. You can follow my Twitter @madeykedlin

Question, where do you fine the most inspparation?

 

Cheers!

 

-madey

 

P.S. This week is going to be Black and White week on the blog :)