Thrifting for Tiki in the urban jungle - Collecting Tiki

K kalenatiki Tiki Socialite redding ca. Joined: Nov 13, 2009 Posts: 225	K kalenatiki Posted posted on Tue, Mar 16, 2010 7:53 AM On 2010-03-13 05:11, uncle trav wrote: Getting to be that time of year. Spring has nearly sprung and with it means spring cleaning. Here in the north country it's an annual practice not just a saying. This means larger donations to the thrift stores and garage and yard sales. All good hunting grounds for the thrifty Tiki hunter. In my area it's also the time when the antique stores start to rotate the stock more as the owners get new finds from these same places. I'm always looking for Thriftiki sitting on the shelf waiting for me. I agree, starting to see some of the thrift stores setting up summer party sections. Just picked up a nice coco joe's on a party end cap.:)

On 2010-03-13 05:11, uncle trav wrote:
Getting to be that time of year. Spring has nearly sprung and with it means spring cleaning. Here in the north country it's an annual practice not just a saying. This means larger donations to the thrift stores and garage and yard sales. All good hunting grounds for the thrifty Tiki hunter. In my area it's also the time when the antique stores start to rotate the stock more as the owners get new finds from these same places. I'm always looking for Thriftiki sitting on the shelf waiting for me.

I agree, starting to see some of the thrift stores setting up summer party sections. Just picked up a nice coco joe's on a party end cap.:)

Post #517702 by kalenatiki on Tue, Mar 16, 2010 7:53 AM