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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]I deeply admire the desire to do this, contemplate it regularly, and participate occasionally. I generally save the no buy for Lent. Or after MLK day. Too many good bargains right now, so if I buy what I want (not need!) that's deeply discounted these next two weeks, I'll head into mid January ready to live frugally. Last night I ordered some clothes from a site having a 60% off flash sale (but got a notice this morning that half of what i ordered wasn't available, so win?). I also ordered some perfume I've wanted for a couple of years that I haven't gotten that was half price, too. [b]I'm contemplating some goblets from Williams Sonoma, half price. Don't need but they would be so pretty at all the dinner parties we never have. [/b] And, I'm desperate for some speciality tea. Usually you can buy Twinings Christmas Tea at any grocery store, but I never found it this year, so now I'm going to order it online. I was sick at Christmas and the entire week after so didn't hit any in person sales, so not feeling too bad. I also have some gift cards - Amazon, Old Navy, LOFT, Talbots. So a bit of shopping in my future. But I salute you OP and everyone else! I will be joining you shortly, just need to get a little Veruca out of my system first. [/quote] You can find goblets galore at thrift stores. Also, serving dishes, great mugs, the list goes on. I recently bought an original watercolor at Value Village because I liked it. I google'd the artist's name when I got home and some of her work is going for hundreds on eBay. I framed mine in a thrift store frame and hung it in the living room. Total cost: $10.99 for art and frame. If you must shop, thrifting is the way to go. You fulfill that primal need to gather without breaking the bank.[/quote]
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