today’s goodwill finds
Lately, I only go into Goodwill after I’ve donated some items. This week, I purged a bunch of old clothes and pajamas that weren’t worth the aggravation selling (and no one on my local BuyNothingSellNothing FB page was interested in).
There were a few items that I didn’t take, like two cute pictures for my wall and 2 video games. I love collecting games to play, and I’ve been trying to make a gallery wall in my bedroom, but I don’t want to buy something just for the sake of buying it.
I love collecting cookbooks that I know I’ll use. I have a few from local organizations, like a church, that I bought secondhand. They’re some of the best tried-and-true cookbooks I have. Plus, I love #TLOU and #TWD.
#goodwill #goodwillhaul #goodwillbooks #thrift #thriftfinds Goodwill NYNJ Store & Donation Center
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I got tlou pt 1 remastered for 18$ at game stop btw