My favorite stop was Louisville, specifically Bardstown Road, which has a lot of cool shops, restaurants, bars, etc. We shopped vinyl at a couple record stores, had dinner, played some vintage arcade games and tasted Graeter's Ice Cream. All in all a great night.
Joe would probably choose Saturday as his favorite. We started the day out at a Toy Antique Mall and THEN drove a couple hours south to visit the birthplace of the 11 herbs and spices - the original Harland Sanders Café
We had some lunch and paid our respects to the Colonel.
My plan was to wear a white dress that day so I would match the Colonel, but the weather was very unpredictable. Instead I settled for a white skirt and this bright striped top I bought at Goodwill. I bought it on the first Saturday in April, which means it was 50% off.
Unfortunately, I had to pull it out of my laundry basket to take this photo.
So that was last weekend. This weekend has been fun as well. Yesterday morning we had breakfast at a Bloomington dive called Wee Willie's and then went to a community garage sale. I've been to quite a few joint garage sales in the past, but this one kept going and going and going...
We bought a few things. One is this collection of string that I got for $1. I'm excited to make some bright friendship bracelets.
This morning we checked out $.99 Sunday at Goodwill. I didn't buy anything, but I took a second to reflect on all the great purchases of the past since this will be my last $.99 Sunday! Not sure I mentioned it yet, but Joe and I will be saying our farewells to Bloomington at the end of this week. More on that to come.
Oh man! You have no idea how much I would love a 99 cent day at Goodwill. The ones in my town are soooo expensive!! Shoes start at $8!! Breaks my heart sometimes.
ReplyDeleteAnd I love the photo of you and the colonel. Very cute:)
I've always wanted to visit Kentucky, looks like it was a lot of fun! Also wish we had more Goodwill shops here in Chicago-- not sure if our lone location does .99 days.
ReplyDeleteI love your skirt, so cute, the big pockets are amazing.
ReplyDeletesounds like a fun little vaca! love your striped top steal!
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I love Bardstown Road...hope you found some great records while you were there!
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Great find on the tank top. That skirt is fantastic! I bet the Colonel feels honored to be featured in your blog. The look on his face says it all!
ReplyDeleteYour sandals are so nice!
ReplyDeletejust checking in to see if i'd missed a new post, i always love reading about your thrifting adventures! hope you'll be posting again soon!
ReplyDeleteWow...we could've run into each other in real life! I drive by the Colonel all the time. Glad you enjoyed your Kentucky road trip. Debbie http://thriftygirlvintage.com
ReplyDeleteHope you are loving your new digs.. Good luck with the move.
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