So I have a few more weekdays off in a row which means it's been time to entertain myself while most people are at work. Today that meant venturing out to Maryland to visit a store called Community Forklift. Basically it's a Goodwill but with building supplies. This meant that, among other things, there were rows upon rows of toilets.
I also got this arty shot of toilet back covers (is there an actual word for this?).
I fell in love with the cabinet, which my mom pointed out via text would be perfect to house my burgeoning Jadeite collection, but it was more money than I wanted to spend today. And I really hate carrying heavy things up to my apartment.
I also loved loved loved this vintage stove. But again, it would be heavy to carry up to my apartment... slash a vintage stove may be the last thing I need in life.
I did end up purchasing some hexagonal tiles to eventually become coasters and a square glass window cube thingy. Again, is there an actual word for this?
I purposely picked a glass cube that had a small chip in the back. When I got home I used a nail and hammer to make the hole slightly larger. I then spent most of The Office threading a string of white lights (purchased but never used for Andrew and Annie's wedding).
The finished product is out new living room lamp. Total cost of $2 since the cube was chipped and I already had the lights. Holla!
