Yes, I Realize This Cardie is in Every Post.

Tonight, after work, I went out to dinner/ Goodwill shopping with the hubby. (I gave him two options: Goodwill or Forever 21. He picked Goodwill :))


On the way to Red Lobster, I realized that my whole outfit was thrifted! All in different thrifting expeditions! I'm going to stop using exclamation points now! OK, now.


Anyway. I got the quilted little blue clutch tonight at Goodwill, but the rest of the outfit got me from cheddar bay biscuits to handwipes at RL :)


Hope everyone has a great weekend! I have to work tomorrow morning, but after that, I am def thrifting...


More tomorrow!


Always,
Amanda

Outfit details: Yellow shirt, Salvation Army ($2); Cardie, Diversity Thrift ($2); Jeans, Goodwill ($6); Clutch, Goodwill ($1.25); Sandals, Goodwill ($4)


PS: Meet my hubby, Josh: Photographer/Slightly Resistant Thrift Buddy

Debut: Old Navy Sweater!

Wow. So, I'm a dork...I haven't had a chance to wear the Old Navy sweater from a couple posts ago, and it's been hanging in my closet looking all cozy and comfy and...ME :) So, I decided to put it on and have a little impromptu photo session in our tiny laundry room! (Yeah, for those of you who don't know me yet, I am most certainly a dork! Proof below...)



Cardigan: Old Navy, thrifted ($2); Huggable Hanger: wedding gift; Linen pants: Old Navy ($10)



Good night!
Amanda

Cute and Comfy Cardigan

This past week I had a couple days off of work and I went to a LOT of thrift stores. But by far the iffy-ist (Is this a word? If not, oh well...) and yet one of the most interesting to visit was Diversity Thrift.


Now, it is in a scary part of Richmond (at least to non-natives like me), and while the pictures on the Web site look very clean and organized, it was not. Like, at all.


But once I got past all of this and quickly sorted through the racks and racks of clothing, I found a perfectly soft, cute printed Old Navy cardigan. For $2.



Once I grabbed that and high-tailed it to the checkout counter, I was done with my (probably only) experience at Diversity Thrift.

I guess the lesson here is: You may find some great things for super cheap at not-so-nice thrift stores, but sometimes it isn't worth visiting iffy places more than once!

Have a good one! (As us Richmonders like to say...)
Amanda