Today is the day after Thanksgiving, aka Black Friday, aka Buy Nothing Day. While millions of people got up at 1am today to get to stores opening at 2am, I was sound asleep, and I hope you were, too.
Although I'm generally not a big spender anyway, and certainly not a mall shopper, I fully intended to comply with the anti-consumerist Buy Nothing Day agenda. However, I did walk to the local American Cancer Society shop. I figure it's not really spending if it's a charity shop. Is it? Or am I a hypocrite?
Anyway, I had amazing success, finding a silk DVF scarf...

and a tablecloth/napkin set made of Gabrielle Cie fabric (that completely looks like it should be used in the mise en scéne of a Pedro Almodóvar film)...

and for $1 this coffee table book on the innovative architect and Bauhaus founder Walter Gropius.

Did anyone else succumb to consumerism?
2 comments:
not unless you count lunch.
i think the location where you made your purchases absolves you.
Phew... I was feeling a little duplicitous.
Good job not succumbing!
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