I met Ed...(Founder of "Thrifty Things") well before his store on Main St.was opened. From the…read morefirst meeting I found him attentive, bright, and kind. I had just moved back to my hometown, Yerington, and needed "almost everything" to settle into my new space. Many of the lovely essentials I find around me now come from both that early, urgent time over 2 years ago..when inexpensive, was very important..and quality really mattered. And my life here now. I see things I bought from Ed.
While this continues be true at "Thrifty Things" and remains the reason many shop there, enjoying help from Ed's very dedicated family members who "make it work" even when it's very busy....There are those who have yet to walk through that simple front door to take a "look around"...maybe even venture into some of the lively back rooms loaded with shiny, serviceable objects.. Some find affordable things they never knew they really, really needed !
This can matter long-term for Yerington because even though Ed is a modest man he has proven to be a generous and dependable contributor to more than one "good cause" here in our little town.
We are lucky to have both Ed and "Thrifty Things".
Disclaimer:
The fact that we are both redheads has nothing to do with this review.
Go see for yourself.
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