
I'm going to a Black Friday trivia night tomorrow night and naturally, we are supposed to dress in black. OK, better rummage through the wardrobe... I have a perfectly good long black skirt and also a pair of black dress pants... but I seem to no longer own a black top (well, not one that still fits properly, anyway!)
I had to go down to Sandgate yesterday to do some banking for Steve, so while I was there I decided to have a look in a couple of op-shops.
Now, I don't usually have much luck with the op-shops. I either find nothing at all that I like, or I find heaps of fabulous items that are just too small to fit me. Or they fit but are too tight and then I have usual internal debate with myself, "I am going to the gym, maybe if I go a bit more I might actually fit into this eventually, so maybe I should buy it anyway?"

Then I went next door to the Lifeline store. Clearly, Sandgate gets the pick of the clothes amongst the northside stores... far better than what you can get at the Bracken Ridge one anyway!
I tried on heaps of items, including a gorgeous embroidered blouse and long denim skirt that had embroidered flowers with cut-out petals (both of which were sadly just too tight). Despite my internal debate, I reluctantly put them back.

I'm most impressed that I managed to acquire four items of clothing for myself for $30. So, even though it was pouring rain and windy at Sandgate and not a really nice day at all, it was still a great day of bargain hunting!
Gotta be happy with that!
4 comments:
savvy little shopper you!!! have to let me know exactly where these ones are at sandgate, need "able to be ruined by so-called washable paint" clothes for princess!
How did you ever find denim skirts that height? I have the most awful time op-shopping for denim skirts. They're either too long or too short. And me being 5 foot 2 doesn't help the situation either. Nice shopping!
(My fav is lifeline superstore at Brendale.)
Anonymous? Hardly. That was me - Kyleeeeee...
I love opshop shopping! I know what you mean tho about finding stuff that's absolutely gorgeous, but doesn't fit. That happens to me all to often, but I still mange to find a bargain from time to time, like the gown I bought from the lifeline shop in Ippy, that I would easily have paid upwards of $250 for, was mine for a measly $50- best $50 bucks I ever spent.
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