Nu, my post title is a joke AND a fact – there is so much good Judaica at Goodwill of Greater Washington, online and off, for the holidays and year round. And today, as is tradition for big Jewish holiday months, I’m going to show you some of it.
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So today, as from time to time, we will be looking at some of the best seashore jewelry listings on DC Goodwill’s Shop Goodwill in the last few months. All silver, this time. Sterling, no less.
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It’s time to tell you about my Black Friday visit to my Goodwill here in Gaithersburg! Because it’s a Greatwill, and I can walk there from my house – though I usually have to Lyft back, because I thrift so many great things. And the Color Of The Week was my favorite color, purple (morado).
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Challenge complete! Five Goodwill stores in five hours, lots of great stuff, one big weird, fabulous chair that was an amazing bargain, and a really great day with my Mom and Dad.
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And as regular readers know, I adore the shore. So today we’re going to look at some of the best seashore paintings I’ve seen on Goodwill of Greater Washington’s Shop Goodwill site recently.
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I usually arrive at Goodwill wide open for adventure. To me, finding something completely unexpected and amazing — something I didn’t even know existed— is one of the best things about thrifting.
But this year I’m trying a new approach.
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I realized that arranging flowers into the coffee mug took a little more care than plopping them into a vase. For starters, a mug is much shorter than a vase so the stems need to be cut more. On my first attempt, I cut the stems too long, still too long, then—oops!—too short. Then I got the length right, but the stems kept falling out of place.
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Nu, what is my Menorah Mishigas? Every Winter holiday season for the last eight years, I’ve shared my meshuggah menorah collection and more on my social media (Facebook, Twitter/X, and Instagram). And this is the fourth December I’ll be talking about that here at Finding Your Good, as part of my monthly guest blogging.
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