Two stores, two hours and $29, that's all it took. Don't bother trying to find any wooden toys in the South
Whidbey Island thrift stores, my mom and I cleaned them out. Burl's collection of wooden toys is quickly growing, and so is the
thrill I get from finding them. On our list of discoveries yesterday: a wooden recorder, a vintage
xylophone, two wood chairs, an animal bus and Noah's ark, both with all kinds of animals, a tic-
tac-toe game, two cars, a shape sorting cube, gardening tools, and an alphabet
puzzle. It was indeed a thrilling
thrifting day.
2 comments:
Wow, what a find--I want to play too!
You are awesome! I don't think Salt lake has any good thrift stores??? Unless you know of some. Let me know! I can't believe he is walking and only 9 months old. What an old soul just waiting to hurry and do the next thing and break out on his own. He is darling!
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