#SecondHandSeptember Kitchenware

Behold one of my oldest second hand kitchenware items:

I got it in 1976 at a thrift store that was on the northwest corner of Colorado and Fair Oaks in Pasadena.
Before Old Town happened.

I also have a collection of "weird old kitchen things".

This item I got in Clayton, Georgia. I know it's supposed to squish something, but what?
I tried a lemon wedge in there, it didn't go well.

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#SecondHandSeptember Accessories

Let's talk scarves. Scarves always fit.

Well, most of the time anyway.

I got this one "dumpster diving" at Otis Fashion.
I'm sure it was a rejected experiment from the Textile Class, the fabric dying lesson.

It barely fits around my neck.
I like the funny faces and I'm keeping it.
Thanks, unknown Otis Fashion student!

Let's look at the wall of scarves behind me:

Which ones are second hand?

All of these!

In 2015 I did a month-long blog challenge where my fake persona Enid catalogued some of my scarves.
Here's the link.

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#SecondHandSeptember Charity Shop of the Week

Calling all treasure seekers!

One more visit to a shop of second hand wonders!
Again, it's in Providence:
Nostalgia, at 236 Wickenden St.

In 2016, I shopped with my camera:

Which items did I buy?

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