Being a bit of a nomad or at least living somewhat of a nomadic lifestyle, personal purchases based upon new places will change with some frequency. Clothing staples include less cotton (they say up in Maine that "cotton kills' and more wool and microfiber, stainless steel everything as opposed to breakables, the list continues. Cotton kills because when you perspire from physical activity, cotton absorbs the wetness, then you sit n rest and the evening comes as do the cold temperatures and you'll get hypothermic and probably not make the morning.
Side note: anyone with any questions about life on the roads and it's do's and don't s can always message me with any questions, I'd be glad to help. Because for me from now on, the roads will never end, they'll always start again somewhere new and end somewhere new too.
The colored tags are definitely worth familiarizing yourself with as you enter. They'll denote specials and current deals that will save you more money and it's a fun little hunt as your finger glides upon the racks.
"Thrifters" I thought were weird, but as it turns out and the more I observe this species, it's clear that they have a nice little side hustle of buying and reselling. I watch them like an Audubon bird watcher naming each newly discovered species as watch them and peer between the top racked old shoes and I meander past the lidless pots and pans.
And somehow I found myself attracted to a counter girl which is weird because she's totally not my type. However she definitely has one very attractive attribute and when I get her at checkout, it's kinda like that old highschool fluttered firework heart throbbing feeling which I'm currently completely uncomfortable with, so I smile and pay and run out of there. read more