I was raised to reuse and to love thrift shopping. My aunt Marilyn owned a thrift store in Iowa called "The Second Time Around" and it brought all of us so much joy. I subscribe to this amazing dumpster diver on YouTube and it is so enraging to see what Goodwill and stores like Homegoods throw away, and how they police their dumpsters. https://www.youtube.com/@saltystella
I was raised to reuse and to love thrift shopping. My aunt Marilyn owned a thrift store in Iowa called "The Second Time Around" and it brought all of us so much joy. I subscribe to this amazing dumpster diver on YouTube and it is so enraging to see what Goodwill and stores like Homegoods throw away, and how they police their dumpsters. https://www.youtube.com/@saltystella
I didn't know your aunt owned a thrift store — that's so cool! Such treasures to be found. Going to check out Salty Stella :)
And also she got the most amazing stuff including the wrapping paper -- wow!!
Really needs to be virtually unused seeming and re-sanitized at home, but I would consider a regift.