But sustainable living does not just apply to our closets. We must take a 360 degree approach in order to truly make a difference in our lives, communities and the world around us.
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For many, thrifting is about the hunt or the thrill of finding something cheap. However, for many like myself thrifting and secondhand buying plays a much larger sociopolitical role than it is given credit. Credit that is deserved.
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I love pretty flowers! But I don’t have much of a green thumb when it comes to actually growing them. This fun upcycled flower garden – made from items I found at my local Goodwill store – adds a bit of color to a blah corner of my yard.
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Both bags are so chic and perfect for me. However, sometimes you need a friend who has the skills to remix your favorite Goodwill finds!
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It is very humbling to be humanized in a space that you used to dehumanize others in. Thrifting can truly help you with your style but it can also help you see the world in a more inclusive, broad, and empathetic way.
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About 6 months before COVID-19, I came across a jumbo size Bell mason jar. I didn’t know exactly what I wanted to store in the jar, but for $3, it was mine. I bought it home and it sat in my apartment for weeks before I gave any thought to its purpose.
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As I was working on my Spring Home Refresh Checklist last month, I looked around my living room and realized there are a lot of little pieces of Goodwill right here. I rarely buy anything brand-new for my home. Between Goodwill, yard sales and items given to me over the years, I don’t really need to.
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Many people find shopping to be frivolous and time-consuming. That could not be further from the truth for me and many people in the thrifting/secondhand community. For many of us, thrifting is not just an activity but a form of self-care.
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