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I love thrifting, going to fleamarket and the like to search for fun kitsch knickknacks and also vintage jewelry and clothes. ... thrifting .
Activity Partners
instruments (I play nothing) museums, dancing,
flea markets, art (I'm hopeless in all mediums besides text),
spelunking, improv, role playing, thrifting, drafting (if you own a
draft car) zoos, sword fighting, porch sitting, skating, exploring,
chemistry, alchemy, origami, clothes washing, karate,
Themed Party
last
year: ugly sweater themed (I'd only recommend this if you have AC),
8th grade dance (we had music from the late 90s, did the whole
awkward, really far away from each other slow dancing), animal,
ugly clothes (this is SO much fun, especially if you go thrifting),
and just general costumes, too.
Giving Up
I'm a
thrifting junkie. What I've found about thrifting and shopping at
garage sales seems to apply to sites like these: 80% of the time,
you're not going to find anything that interests you, period.
Flea Markets/thrift stores
ya
know a little thrifting then off to a thai or mexican resturant and
if things go we maybe a few cocktails?
A challenge no "hot" woman would accept...
You can look good and trendy without having to go to Abercrappie or
Ruehl or Hollister or any of that bullshit, people did it from
1992-1997 when thrifting was all the rage.
How to dress?
Thrifting has the advantage that I can donate anything that I turn
out not to like without burning too much cash.
