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Mr. Modtomic is an old school freestyler from way way back. This Redline "One Thousand" model 20" bike is exactly the kind of bike I would have loved back in the day. I'm always on the look out for these '90s classics and today I made a nice score!
She may, for all I know, now have more salt and pepper shakers than she does vintage costume jewelry. It's hard to tell. We don't have as good a way to display the S&P sets as she does the jewelry...but I know she's got lots!
The Wentzville flea has finally hit it's stride. The last two Sundays have been well attended by the vendors which is a big 180 from the few couple weekends we had previously seen. I still didn't find much, but I do find myself being a bit pickier these days.
A LONG while back I remember setting a bowling ball in this stand and thinking that something that size...but not a bowling ball...would be about perfect for this stand. Well, when I have these little epiphanies I don't run right out and start looking for the mystery object. I let it marinate, and let the object find me. I know, so Zen.
This lovely little boomerang leg coffee table showed up at the St. Charles Salvation Army last weekend and luckily I made a point of dropping by Saturday (I often forget that they aren't open on Sunday!). When I spotted it I immediately thought of a project Hannah had just done.
The salt and pepper set is actually the Girlfriends, but they were cool enough that I thought I should go ahead and feature them here too. The other two items are both from the weekends thrifting adventures.
What luck! I had no idea I'd find a large sunburst just before heading home. I only bought the small one at the thrift store just so I wouldn't come home empty handed. And really, I only bought the big one because I bought the little one. Weird, that.
I spotted this lot of Witco whatnot languishing away in a couple of boxes at a flea market while on our road trip vacation. It took a few minutes to even figure out what the puzzle made...and another bit of negotiation to get it for a reasonable price.
We booked this room from the road just using our "smart" phones. Ain't it amazing what can be accomplished while driving these days? They only had a couple rooms still available at this Sleep Inn in Provo Utah and we were lucky enough to snag this one...and for about $95!
Being out of town, I missed a couple three Sundays at the Wentzville Flea. Craigslist has been kinda weak lately and I ain't had so much time to hit the thrifts...but I did manage to liberate all this from a couple of those.
It was just so Mod looking that I couldn't leave it behind...even though I didn't know what it was or what it was used for! Plus, there was a little surprise inside.
OK, at first I thought this was just supposed to be an abstract piece but upon further perusal I can see that it may be something more. I can see that there might be a "P" for Phi, an "A" for Alpha and an Omega symbol in that design. But I cannot find a Phi-Alpha-Omega organization on the web with a quick search. What do you think? It's hard to ignore those symbols once they have been pointed out, huh?
Can you guess what these two items are? Well, of course you can guess that one is part clock. That part's easy. But what else is it? And what's in the leather pouch? Hmmmm...click through to find out!
I know, this is not a travel and leisure blog...but bear with me! These places are so special and so beautiful that I just have to share! And actually, there is an interesting chest of drawers inside too. Click through and take a look!
There's' ALWAYS good stuff to be had while on the road. Ya just gotta know where to look...and look hard. And ya gotta stop. Stopping is the hard part because it sucks up time. Time I'd rather be exploring and discovering.