
In case you are unacquainted with the brilliance that is Homestarrunner.com, that fellow there is the Poopsmith. We're dealing with possible Salmonella issues for Maren (still waiting on the lab results) that have resulted in me feeling like all I've done for 5 days straight is shovel sh*t, if you know what I mean. I'll spare you all the gory details, but suffice it to say, it hasn't been pretty.
Enough of the poo talk! Lets see something sparkly:
I found these pretties last week when I had a rare solo trip to the thrift on 25% off day. Now, normally this thrift prices anything sparkly at a minimum of $5.95 (for earrings, pins are usually $9.95 and up), regardless of quality. I noticed their prices that day were significantly lower so maybe they have somebody new doing the pricing, and if so--hurrah! and I see more jewelry purchases in the future. The leaf-shaped pin and the flower pin were both $2.95, the tiny turquoise pin was 95¢, and the necklace was $4.95, all less 25%. The necklace is perfect--great AB crystals and milky white glass beads, and I know I'll be wearing it often because it will go with a lot of different outfits. I may be a SAHM but that doesn't mean I don't wear bling! I had spotted the crown brooch when I was in the week before but didn't want to pay full price. I was quite surprised that it was still there when I returned, so I snapped it up. It's not vintage but who can resist a sparkly crown? Maybe wearing a rhinestone crown brooch will take some of the drudgery out of Poopsmithing in the days to come.
I feel for you! We went through almost a week of diarrhea with the wee one a couple of weeks ago. Yick! Love your sparkly finds!
ReplyDeleteI am so sorry! It seems that the poopy problems are rampant around the blog sphere these days. Love the flower pin!
ReplyDeleteOh I do hope she's feeling better! Poor baby! And poor mama Heidi! I've been there and feel for ya!
ReplyDeleteLove the little bit of bling you have there! Don't ya love it when you can get the goodies and great prices!
Jan
Oh my.
ReplyDeleteAnd to think all I am doing is sitting around waiting for poop that never seems to happen. LOL
Poor thing! I hope she's better soon!
ReplyDeleteI like your new bling. I'm a SAHM and I like to wear fun bling too. I love vintage jewelry!
Between you and Sarah this week--lots of poop going down ;)
ReplyDeleteYes, I think wearing a little bling during your poootie duties will definitely make things much better! After all, you need to live up to your wonderful blog name!! :)
Ohhh, your poor little one. I hope she is feeling better soon and the cause is determined for certain so this can be avoided in the future.
ReplyDeleteI think your jewelry finds were a reward for getting through the hard week you had.
ReplyDeleteYikes! I hope little Maren is alright. That's so hard on a little person.
ReplyDeleteOh that crown! I want to have a tantrum now. SO cute!
ReplyDeleteGood luck on that "shoveling". Hopefully things will be better soon.
I'm keeping my fingers cross for Maren and wishing you all a less poopy time of things. Love the thrifty finds.
ReplyDeletelove the jewelry finds! I was in your state last weekend - such strange weather, snow one day, and 74 degrees the next! Lots of beautiful red rock too.
ReplyDeleteHope you will soon be poop free...
Hope your little girl is feeling better soon - poor thing. How do you think she got salmonella?
ReplyDeleteI've been lurking around your blog recently. I absolutely love all the vintage goodness here! So, I thought it was time to leave a comment, introduce myself & say Hello.
ReplyDeleteI also collect vintage items & I love sharing them with everyone! I have started hosting a weekly blog carnival called Vintage Thingies Thursdays. I think you'll really enjoy it. Come on over. I'll fix you a glass of iced tea & you can put your feet up!
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Glad to hear your little one is feeling better. Love your sparkley finds. My grandmother had a crown pin similar to yours. The stone at the top was her birthstone the 2nd row was her childrens birthstones and the bottom row was her grandchildrens birthstones.
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