So whats the most u paid for a mug? - Collecting Tiki

T TikiJosh Member Joined: Feb 01, 2005 Posts: 735	T TikiJosh Posted posted on Wed, Dec 6, 2006 1:40 PM On 2006-12-04 13:27, filslash wrote: Aloha, My foster family lives in Lynden and a few years ago when I went to Vancouver we drove to visit them. We stayed in Lynden in the inn that looks like a windmill, and in the morning hit the many antique shops on the main drag of the town. I scored a lava cocojoes ($3), a sea world mug ($.50), and a few other items... I had much the same thought. That's awesome! I stayed in the windmill, too! There was this awesome green decanter in one of the antique shops that looked like a goby. Man, I wish I had bought that. My wife talked me out of it cause she said it was ugly. Oh well. Sounds like you made out pretty good with the tiki finds a few years ago. Stuff was pretty expensive this time.

On 2006-12-04 13:27, filslash wrote:
Aloha,
My foster family lives in Lynden and a few years ago when I went to Vancouver we drove to visit them. We stayed in Lynden in the inn that looks like a windmill, and in the morning hit the many antique shops on the main drag of the town. I scored a lava cocojoes ($3), a sea world mug ($.50), and a few other items... I had much the same thought.

That's awesome! I stayed in the windmill, too! There was this awesome green decanter in one of the antique shops that looked like a goby. Man, I wish I had bought that. My wife talked me out of it cause she said it was ugly. Oh well. Sounds like you made out pretty good with the tiki finds a few years ago. Stuff was pretty expensive this time.

Post #270817 by TikiJosh on Wed, Dec 6, 2006 1:40 PM